Then is called the metrically inward set of at (see [5]); (ii Let be a set-valued map. is said to be metricaly inward, if for each, (1.7).
Then, over the months and the years that followed, we all slowly drifted back to our myopic lives, turned inward, set one foot in front of the other, and walked our individual paths, eventually fading entirely away from the unity and the camaraderie that we felt in the days following September 11 , 2001
Despite recent upheavals, the new Crimea government has wasted no time in setting up an new inward investment programme to attract tech startups to the region.
A mapping T : C → E is called weakly inward if T x ∈ c l [ I C ( x ) ] for all x ∈ C, where c l [ I C ( x ) ] denotes the closure of the inward set.
(d) T is called weakly inward if for each x ∈ M, T ( x ) ⊂ I M ( x ) ¯, where I M (x) = {z : z = x + λ y - x), y ∈ M, λ ≥ 1} is known as the inward set.
Let C be a nonempty subset of a Banach space E. For x ∈ C, the inward set of x, I C ( x ), is defined by I C ( x ) : = { x + λ ( u − x ) : u ∈ C, λ ≥ 1 }.
For each (x in K), the set (I_{K}(x) = { x + c z - x):z in K, c ge 0 }) is called the inward set of x with respect to K. A map (f K to X) is called inward (respectively, weakly inward) if for all (x in K), (f(x) in I_{K}(x)) ((f(x) in bar{I}_{K}(x))).
The maestoso chords return twice more, but after an expectant bar of silence they don't appear again, and the inward mood prevails, setting the stage for the great fifteen-minute Adagio that is the heart of the piece.
And it makes sense: by expressing compassion inward, you're setting yourself up to be a more understanding person overall -- and that can help you relate and bond with others.
In heterodontosaurs the cheek teeth were crowded together into long rows and set inward slightly from the outer cheek surface.
