The following example is valid for Theorem 3.1.
Notice that the following example is valid for fuzzy metric spaces in the sense of both Definitions 5 and 6.
The computation approach is not only valid for membrane covered electrodes, but is suitable for other experimental set ups where a one-dimensional Fickian diffusion model is valid, for example, for axial diffusion through cylindrical geometries.
Such model assumptions are valid, for example, in video compressing applications [20].
These methods have their own limitations; for example, the solutions are valid, in most cases, only for small values of the parameter ε.
For example, A, A(1), A 0, 1.67), and A(green, -15, true) are valid examples for a species A with ar(A) = 0, 1, 2, and 3 respectively.
All these are valid examples of engineering, of course, but the profession is so much wider.
The other two examples you bring up are valid.
For example, debentures at the Royal Albert Hall are valid for 999 years.
For example, tax incentives for investment are valid not for one year -- as in the Democratic bill -- but for three years; this is an open invitation to companies not to invest now, when the economy needs a boost, but instead to delay investments until the economy has already recovered.
