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This singular entertainment — more singular than entertaining, in truth — employs enough pasties to supply a decade or two of "Gypsy" revivals.

We begin by studying certain semigroup estimates which are more singular than those implied by a Sobolev embedding theorem but which are equivalent to certain logarithmic Sobolev inequalities.

Works by Roberto Matta, Alfonso Ossorio, Stuart Davis, Will Barnet and Richard Pousette-Dart alternate with Wheeler's paintings and drawings, creating a complex network of affinities that make him seem more singular than ever, if also too tightly wound.

Section 9 discusses Kato's contribution to the realization that the positive part of V can be more singular than the negative part without destroying essential self-adjointness and Sect. 10 turns to Kato's contribution to the theory of quadratic forms.

This record was responsible for introducing something far more singular than that to the global population.

As the gentle, drifting, You Were There With Me brings the album to a suitably beatific close, Hebden seems a more singular character than ever.

That said, we discovered that a plastic bag from a grocery can hold a few more singular items than the Golla Chorus.

In art, it is almost a fourth primary, certainly more singular and inexplicable than purple and orange, its fellow tertiaries.

They are, in fact, more original, more singular, and more surprising than either of these camps suggest.

No mother and child loved each other in a more singular and devoted way than my mother and I did.

The strongly singular non-convolution operator was introduced by Alvarez and Milman in [1], whose properties are similar to those of the Calderón-Zygmund operator, but the kernel is more singular near the diagonal than that of the standard case.