Sentence examples for maps we consider from inspiring English sources

In the case of 2-D maps, we consider the Beddington, Free, and Lawton and Udwadia and Raju maps.

In this study and for a variety of maps, we consider a switching strategy that alternates between two undesirable dynamics that yields a stable desirable dynamic behavior.

We do not assume any compact assumptions on the spaces and convexity assumptions on the maps we consider.

In association with the vector optimization problem (VP) of set-valued maps, we consider the following scalar optimization problem with set-valued map : (SPx003c6).

Before we dwell into a review of results concerning higher regularity of the classifying maps, we consider in the next section the basic examples of projective varieties that are classifying spaces.

At the Midwest Alliance for Patient Safety (MAPS), we consider diagnostic errors an important part of our work to improve patient safety, and we're ready to help our members work through the challenges of reducing diagnostic errors.

The mapping we consider is multivalued and the contraction inequality is of integral type.

For a bifunction and a nonlinear mapping, we consider the following equilibrium problem: (1.2).

For the uniqueness of a fixed point of a generalized α-Geraghty contractive mapping, we consider the following hypothesis.

To show that is a continuous mapping, we consider and their corresponding images and It is straightforward to see that satisfies (3.30).

For any constant B > 0, let S B = { x ∈ R n : | x | < B }. Suppose that F ( x ) : R n → R n be a continuous map, we consider the following difference equation: x ( n + 1 ) = F ( x ( n ) ), n ∈ Z. (9).