It holds, for example, a continuous series of lectures in which Zeitzeugen, witnesses to the events, take part.
The department holds, for example, drawings by pretty much every old master of note and almost complete collections of the greatest printmakers, such as Rembrandt and Goya.
The theory holds, for example, that if the lunch lines at a federal office building moved a little more quickly because of more competent, motivated cafeteria workers, every employee in those lines would save a few minutes a day and have more time to work, thus increasing productivity.
Various relations were introduced, such as direct and indirect temporal relations, paryapti relation (in which a number of entities reside, in sets rather than in individual members of those sets), svarupa relation (which holds, for example, between an absence and its locus), and relation between a knowledge and its object.
This holds for example if the square is cocartesian and (f in C).
If the equation holds (for example, with an accuracy (<10^{-2})), this test tesucceedseds, otherwise it fails 6.
If the equation holds (for example, with an accuracy <0.05), then this test succeeds, otherwise it fails.
The question is whether completeness also holds: for example, the formula □A → □□A, which is valid on all transitive frames, is indeed provable in GL, as was mentioned in Section 1.
In fact, the equality in (1.2) holds, for example, by taking f(x)=g(x)=operatorname {sgn}x-frac{a+b}{2}quad bigl(x in[a,b] bigr).
We observe that the condition (h0) holds, for example, if Ω is an unbounded open set with the cone property, or if the open set Ω has not the cone property but the weight function ρ is equivalent to the function dist (see [6]).
This assumption holds, for example, if a unit'sf-nullcline is the graph of a cubic function for all levels of input; if in thepresence of input, the nullcline's left branch lies below θ I and the unit has a critical point on this branch; and if in theabsence of input, the nullcline's right branch crosses through θ I, with a critical point on this branch having an f-coordinateless than θ I.
