In a Western music ensemble or a jazz band all the players share a "beat," one common metric point of departure.
Thus, in the CH field there is the possibility of new systems of access, cataloguing and study, where the models, both virtual and tangible, represent the fundament of visualization and analysis of the form (also from the metric point of view) of each artefact of artistic and historical interest.
A generic scale was constructed, from a metric point of view, with 11 items sharing a common difficulty among diagnoses and 41 items displaying a category-specific location (asymmetric: CS, CP; and symmetric: RA, SSc, NMD).
From a metric point of view, the common-item linking has enabled the development of a generic scale that can be used to compare subjects with various diagnoses since they are located on one single continuum.
From a metric point of view, it is possible to co-calibrate various disease-specific ABILHAND questionnaire items on the same scale, provided that the scales are based on an identical unidimensional construct.
Nevertheless, using 11 linked items unbiased by diagnoses, we successfully constructed, from a metric point of view, a unidimensional scale common to six diagnostic groups by separating items with difficulties specific to asymmetric and to symmetric disorders.
This work presents and discusses the metric "Risk Point", identifying some points of adjustments.
It's a metric that points to a larger trend related to apps' usage and popularity, but not one that should worry developers and publishers just yet.
The aim of this paper is to consider some fixed point theorem equivalences between H-cone metric fixed point theorems for multivalued or generalized multivalued contractions and (usual) metric fixed point theorems for (general) multivalued mappings.
It is standard practice in metric fixed point theory to reduce fixed point questions for mappings defined on unbounded sets to the bounded case.
