In this paper we prove a similar result in the general case (i.e. K may be disconnected) imposing some non-degeneracy conditions on K and assuming that its trapping set does not topologically divide S*(C), where C is a sphere containing K. It is shown that the conditions imposed on K are fulfilled, for instance, when K is a finite disjoint union of strictly convex bodies.
Note also that this requirement is not very restrictive since it is fulfilled, for instance, by compact self-maps from to, also by bounded self-maps from to and, even, by unbounded piecewise-continuous maps of positive exponential order.
This assumption can be fulfilled for distance estimation based on, for instance, time of flight for a reasonable signal-to-noise ratio [43].
It seems that the Davis years have been full of projects spoken of and never fulfilled: like, for instance, something new with Gil Evans and George Russell, arguably the two greatest modern jazz composer/arrangers, together.
As this suggests, the duty to share can be fulfilled passively, for instance by patient groups not objecting to agreements between data controllers and public health authorities or researchers.
"I am Fulfilled" is a salad, for instance, and "I am Complete" is a Mediterranean plate.
However, it is not often fulfilled in clinical applications; for instance, in homogenous regions, the feature-based method may fail when few or no salient features locate in these corresponding regions.
end{aligned} (88) In general, the (alpha'_{k}, alpha_{k} ) sequences fulfilling condition in equation (7) do not major each other, and we can find examples of sequences that major each other but do not fulfill equation (7), consider for instance the sequences ({ 3,2,1,1}, {2,2,2,1}), they do not fulfill equation (7) but ({3,2,1,1} succ{2,2,2,1 }).
Polynomials which fulfill these properties are, for instance, those fixed by (2.60), see also [1].
Quite the opposite, synchronization is adjusted to the real operation of each node fulfilling the synchronization process, for instance, when a node has to send information.
Integrative databases fulfill several essential functions; for instance, they organize heterogeneous and distributed data sources and make them easy to use, and they update and reinterpret old data in the light of new findings (e.g., updated probe set mappings for a microarray platform).
