Sentence examples for mapping as defined from inspiring English sources

Let T be a mapping as defined in Example 1.6.

Let be a nonempty closed convex subset of a real Hilbert space and a uniformly -Lipschitz and total asymptotically pseudocontractive mapping as defined in (1.20).

The self-normalization warp in the BISN context refers to a nonlinear mapping (as defined by (3) and (4)) whereas in the VTLN context the speaker normalization warp refers to a linear mapping of the frequency axis.

These include all reads having a unique mapping to only a single pseudogenome, and reads mapping to multiple pseudogenomes with single identical mapping as defined previously.

A total of 126 unique genes in L235, called focus genes, were mapped to genetic networks as defined by the IPA tool.

Seventy-nine (72 unique) of these 180 genes mapped to genetic networks as defined by the IPA tool.

It was found that 156 of the 174 genes mapped to genetic networks as defined by the IPA tool (Additional File 3).

It is shown in [26] that every multi-valued k-strictly pseudo-contractive map as defined in [12] is a generalized k-strictly pseudo-contractive multi-valued mapping.

In the present note, we will consider for the first time the notion of essential fixed points to multivalued maps as defined below.

Although there are a number of automated layout algorithms for various types of biological networks, currently none specialize on process description (PD) maps as defined by SBGN.

We calculated the inclusion rate of each exon, as the ratio between its expression (the sum of FPKM (FPKM stands for "Fragments Per Kilobase of exon per Million fragments mapped", as defined in [ 16].) over all transcripts that cover the exon) and the host gene's expression (the sum of FPKM over all transcripts of the gene).