Definition 14 Each pair (i, j ), i, j ∈ { 1, …, I }, is called an edge if Ψ i, j ≠ 0. A path is a concatenation of contiguous edges, and its length is the number of edges forming it.
Forming it into sheets generally requires heated dies and specialized machining and grinding.
"You can see the workmanship and craft that went into forming it," Mr. Snediker said.
Each word is so valued that the letters forming it are seen as objects of solemn beauty.
To stop potholes forming, it seems, you have to remove and replace the top layer of bitumen before it degrades.
The DUP leader, Peter Robinson, said the agreement "will be more enduring because of the time spent" in forming it.
After all, Pike, and many of the members of his special congressional committee, voted against forming it.
Our cartoonists spent their days documenting this year's events for our Daily Cartoon blog, getting up every day, reading the news, and forming it into a cartoon.
Turn out on to a clean work surface and bring the dough together with your hands, forming it into a 3cm-thick disc.
While he did not think that seismic activity had played a role in forming it, he wondered if that would make for even bigger sinkholes.
In the triptych's middle distance stand about a half dozen severe-looking women in long dresses and buttoned-up blouses, forming, it seems, a chorus of disapprobation.
