Sentence examples for example we construct from inspiring English sources

As an example, we construct the failure map for the Kagome lattice cylindrical shell made from an elastic ideally-plastic material.

Thanks to this example, we construct a function T : X → X, where X is Ptolemy, but it is not a CAT ( 0 ) space.

In the next example, we construct COSTBC for M0 = 4 and M1 = 2 by cascading the rate- 3/4 4 antenna OSTBC with the Alamouti code.

In the following example we construct a sequence of positive linear operators satisfying the conditions of Theorem 2.1 but not satisfying the conditions of the Korovkin theorem of Boyanov and Veselinov [12].

In this example we construct a homogeneous Jensen convex symmetric mean (mathscr{M}) such that, for a positive sequence (lambdain W(mathbb {Q})), the reversed λ-Kedlaya inequality can hold if and only if the sequence ((frac{lambda_{n}}{lambda_{1}+cdots+lambda_{n}} )_{n=1}^{infty}) is nonincreasing.

In the next example, we construct a self-map f that fails to be a φ - G -contraction for any φ ∈ Φ, whereas f is a ( p, φ ) - G -contraction for some ℰ-distance p and some φ ∈ Φ. Example 5 Let X = [ 0, + ∞ ) be endowed with the usual uniformity (see [[8], p.239]) and the graph G 0. Let n ≥ 2 and consider a self-map f on X defined by the rule f x = { 0, 0 ≤ x < 1, x n + 1 3, x ≥ 1.

For the dimension of communication strategies for example, we constructed a checklist, where important elements named in the empirical study were integrated with communication-theoretical elements.

For example, we constructed 1000 simulated sets of genomic regions, each with approximately the same total size and the same compositional distribution as LINE-free regions.

As an example, we constructed a network of Korean politicians by counting the number of news articles from a Korean online news service Naver(http://www.naver.com/), and demonstrated that the two clear groups in MRS well correspond to political parties and each party's leader/influential person possessing central position with many incoming links.

As an example, we constructed a phylogenetic tree based on concatenation of these 64 KOGs (Fig. 1), which is in accordance with previously published trees.

As an example, we constructed a network representation for variants predictive of type 1 diabetes risk, which illustrate a selected portion of the number of pathways and their relationships that may be predictive of the disease onset.