As Fab puts it, with this newly collaborative approach, they've discovered a map by which to navigate.
As with Under Milk Wood itself, there is no plot, but there is a map, by which you discover key locations such as Thomas's tiny, "wordsplashed" writing hut at your own pace.
If is accretive and is identity mapping, then we define, for each, a nonexpansive single-valued mapping by, which is called the resolvent of.
If is an accretive operator which satisfies the range condition, then we can define, for each, a mapping by, which is called the resolvent of.
We also suppose vehicles are installed with a pre-loaded digital map, by which the detailed road topology could be obtained.
Our calculated results thus provide a simple map by which one can efficiently find the best CNT for the thermoelectric applications at different operating temperatures.
Under ICD-8, American hospital data were recorded using an "ICD, Adapted" (ICDA) classification, and the initial development of the ISS included a mapping by which "each ICDA code was translated into an AIS grade" (Baker et al., 1974).
The idea that a system of beliefs is like a cognitive map by which we steer seems to have originated in F.P. Ramsey (1931), endorsed and further developed by D.M. Armstrong (1973) and Braddon-Mitchell and Jackson (2007)—see also McGinn (1989), D. Lewis (1994), and R. Cummins (1996).
Taken collectively, these provisions reorient our legal landscape in such a way as to ensure that martial law, rather than the rule of law -- our U.S. Constitution, becomes the map by which we navigate life in the United States.
