Sentence examples for multiple contractions from inspiring English sources

In this paper we show that, contrary to what is the case in what concerns contractions by a single sentence, there is not a system of spheres-based construction of multiple contractions which generates each and every transitively relational partial meet multiple contraction.

Similarly, Tsp4b-deficient zebrafish appear largely unaffected until their muscles are subjected to multiple contractions.

ABC was able to detect a pattern of multiple contractions and expansions in a large population over only about 30 generations.

If the market for technology stocks has actually cooled significantly, "we're back to where Cisco has to surprise, and there's probably going to be some multiple contraction over time," he said, implying that Cisco's stock might fall even if its earnings increase as its price-earnings ratio shrinks.

Sophisticated investors call this phenomenon multiple contraction.

By multiple contraction is meant the simultaneous contraction of more than one sentence.

Partial meet contraction and kernel contraction can both be generalized fairly straight-forwardly to both package and choice variants of multiple contraction.

Most of the major AGM-related contraction operators have been generalized to multiple contraction: multiple partial meet contraction (Hansson 1989, Fuhrmann and Hansson 1994, Li 1998), multiple kernel contraction (Fermé et al. 2003), multiple specified meet contraction (Hansson 2010), and a multiple version of Grove's sphere system (Reis and Fermé 2011, Fermé and Reis 2011).

They will face declining earnings estimates in 2009 and a lot of disappointment and we will probably continue to see multiple contraction broadly speaking in that space.

The downside risk in terms of multiple contraction for a number of these lodging stocks, such as Starwood and Hilton, was pretty minimal compared to some of the downside you would see in technology stocks.

The logic of epistemic proximity is investigated, and it is used to construct a uniform operation of belief change that has the standard operations as special cases, specified with success conditions such as Bp for revision and {¬Bp1,…,¬Bpn} for multiple contraction.