Sentence examples for of its step from inspiring English sources

A sequence space E is said to be monotone if it contains the canonical preimages of its step spaces.

A sequence space is said to be monotone if it contains the canonical preimages of its step spaces.

A sequence space E is said to be monotone if it contains the canonical preimages of its step space (i.e., if for all infinite (Ksubseteqmathbb{N}) and ((x_{n})in{E}), the sequence ((alpha_{n}x_{n})) with (alpha_{n}=1) for (nin{K}) and (alpha _{n}=0) otherwise belongs to E).

Using the definition of Laplace transform, it is shown that time-domain integral equalities have to be satisfied by the step response of SISO (single-input, single-output) stable system, and shown that the maximum magnitude of its step response has some lower bounds with respect to the achievable settling time of the systems.

In the previous section, the traditional OLLA algorithm has been deeply studied, showing that a key factor to optimize the performance is the appropriate selection of its step size.

Stung by criticism of its step-motherly attitude to the five-day game, the Indian board is now trying to work out a two-Test-and-three-ODI solution.

The Nietzsche story is like an absurd punch line placed ahead of an extended joke, and what follows — seven days in the life of the horse, his owner and the owner's daughter — is a kind of Genesis story in reverse, an account not of the world's apocalyptic destruction but rather of its step-by-step de-creation.

None of its steps quite looks like a classroom exercise, and yet they are, evidently, steps.

Its storylike situations and sculptured formations count for more than any of its steps or phrases.

From the surrounding avenues, the new centre is characterised by the tops of its stepped pavilion towers.

(The book inspired Rachel Doyle to retrace many of its steps, which she wrote about in The Times last year).