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This paper is devoted to show some important properties enjoyed by the new narrowing strategy.

Section 3 is devoted to show that there are at least two direction turns of the component and complete the proof of Theorem 1.1.

Section 3 is devoted to show the convexity/concavity of the three standard means P, NS, and T. Section 4 contains some applications of the previous results to the sub/super stabilizability of certain bivariate means.

The second case study is devoted to show how the testbed can be employed to assess different mobility management strategies during mobility events such as horizontal and vertical handovers.

This section is devoted to show how to apply Theorem 5.5 in many different contexts, and how to deduce unidimensional, coupled, tripled, quadruple and multidimensional fixed point theorems (for completeness, they are included in Appendix 1).

This article is devoted to show that complete non-compact Riemannian manifolds with non-negative Ricci curvature of dimension greater than or equal to two in which some Gagliardo Nirenberg type inequality holds are not very far from the Euclidean space.

Indeed, much of this book is devoted to showing that economic analysis is robust enough to accommodate practically any evidence about human behavior that it encounters.

Most of the commercials' time is devoted to showing Muslims in prayer at mosques; Muslims at work in countries including Turkey, Pakistan and Morocco; and Muslims doing good deeds like helping the elderly.

Rubbo sought to locate the source of Atwood's inspiration and to uncover the origins of her often gloomy themes, but most of his film is devoted to showing the ways that Atwood politely declined to conform to her inquisitor's thesis.

Wordless Music, the concert series run by Ronen Givony when he is not overseeing the classical and new-music programming at Le Poisson Rouge, is devoted to showing fans of indie rock and contemporary classical music that the two genres have a common appeal.

For one thing, almost as much time in "Red" is devoted to showing us the artist in action as in self-conscious self-reflection, a sequence of the two men spattering themselves with paint as they furiously prime a canvas as viscerally exciting as the adrenalin rush you get from many an action film.