However, a major drawback is that questions have only fixed alternatives, that is 'Yes' and 'No' in this case.
In the following investigations we restrict our simulations to interactions that are symmetric (∀ i,j: ω ij = ω ji ) as per competition for shared resources or for competition coefficients estimated from utilisation functions [ 80], in which case the dynamics have only fixed point equilibria [ 81].
The driver's window rolled down with a crank, but the passenger side had only fixed glass, although Mr. Elio said the production cars would have power windows on both sides.
"Some of our customers at the end of the month may have only a fixed amount left," he said, "and even if it's more per ounce, if the price point is more attractive at a competitor, at the end of the month that's all they can spend".
So far, we have only considered fixed or time-invariant (TI) convolutional codes.
It comes down to supply and demand: Most cryptocurrencies have only a fixed total supply, and yet demand for the coins is uncertain and constantly fluctuating thanks to speculation.
Applying this principle, while noting that we have only assessed fixed chronic factors and therefore the model is likely to underestimate risk, would label 63% of the whole cohort as 'high risk' and 89% of patients aged ≥65 years.
Conversely, if T and S have only one common fixed point then the set of common fixed points of T and S, being a singleton, is well ordered.
Conversely, if f, g, h, R, S, and T have only one common fixed point then, clearly, the set of common fixed points of f, g, h, R, S, and T is well ordered.
The New England Puritans regarded the Christian life as the basis of the church, accepted creeds as expressions of the faith held by the church, and wished the superior church courts to have only limited and fixed powers.
In fact, f and g have only one common fixed point.
