Sentence examples for outer actions from inspiring English sources

Finally we prove the equivalence of minimal and outer actions and we generalize the main theorem of Yamanouchi (1999, Math. Scand.84, 297 319): every integrable outer action with infinite fixed point algebra is a dual action.

But acceptance of the spirit of Michael Porter's opposite writings —that what matters most is conception of the frame, especially of strategic positions — could produce a result no better: centripetal implosion, as the job closes in on itself cerebrally, free of the tangible connection to its outer actions.

Mimicking a recent article of Stefaan Vaes, in which was proved that every locally compact quantum group can act outerly, we prove that we get the same result for measured quantum groupoids, with an appropriate definition of outer actions of measured quantum groupoids.

We prove that there exists a continuum of pairwise non (weakly) cocycle conjugate, strongly outer actions of Λ on D. The proof consists in assigning, to any second countable abelian pro-p group G, a strongly outer action of Λ on D whose (weak) cocycle conjugacy class completely remembers the group G.

What's the proper balance, in my values, attitudes, emotions, aspirations, and thoughts, as well as in my outer actions and activities?

Since I know that our inner picture of ourselves drives our outer actions, my goal is to help people see their true personal potential through our Making It! television program and the work of the Making It Institute.

Moreover, there exists an outer action ofM3∩M′1onM1, such thatM0is the fixed-point algebra andM2is the crossed-product.

The outer action concerns the gradual revelation (confirmed when a judge comes to lunch) that Miss Madrigal once stood trial for murder.

For a strongly outer action α of a group G, the principal graph and the dual principal graph of the inclusions A[formula]G ⊃ A[formula]G and A[formula]G ⊃ B are obtained.

"He is a repository of theatrical knowledge and a vessel of gratitude," Barbara Grizzuti Harrison wrote in the Book Review in 1999, "a man whose impeccable, fluid prose takes us from inner thought to outer action seamlessly, a man who in all his ways is buoyant, vivid and brave".

Outer action (individually and collectively) and inner development, as well as attention to the way we are with each other, need one another and have a reciprocal effect – if one is missing, the other is lost or falls short of its potential.