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Moreover, conditions are given which permit one to identify the limit contraction semigroups and Schrödinger operators.

Most recently, Zhu et al. [39] proved common fixed point theorems by using the notions of the property (E.A) and the common property (E.A) in George and Veeramani type fuzzy metric spaces (briefly, GV-type) under a new limit contraction condition.

Understanding the issue of loan limit contraction requires a basic knowledge of FHA mortgages.

Those ones can be grouped individually in the limit T ˆ ∗ ( 0, μ ∗ ) or this one may be a composite self-mapping of strict limit contractions so that the next result follows.

So, the maximum number p of strict limit contractions p ∈ [ 1, μ ∗ ] in the composite T ˆ ∗ ( 0, μ ∗ ) for the sequence { T n k } for n k ∈ S for a given sequence S exists and satisfies (2.20).

Also, it is clear (for instance, from experimentally induced tetanic contractions) that the rate limiting process which sets the upper limit for contraction frequency is the Ca2+ re-uptake into the SR, rather than the generation or propagation of action potentials at the sarcolemma [3].

That drag disappeared in the 2001 recession, the first since the 1940's in which consumer spending rose enough to limit the contraction instead of contributing to it.

Presence of restraints that limit the contraction of concrete.

Pacing itself had no effect on myocardial velocities, except during hypothermia at heart rates close to the toleration limit, where contraction and relaxation velocities further decreased.

The cage itself displays substantial compression, and the ether molecule is in steric contact with the surrounding framework, yet the molecule can adapt to its surroundings so that it does not limit the contraction of the framework, and the degree of steric overlap remains of the order 0.01 Å or less.

Unfortunately, the benefits and widespread use of conventional NMES are limited by contraction fatigability, which is in large part because of the nonphysiological way that contractions are generated.