Sentence examples for point of proposition from inspiring English sources

The first point of Proposition 1 (with respect to the number of providers) may be interpreted as an induced demand effect from providers when their control variable is price and not quantity [14].

One of the main selling points of Proposition 36 was that it promised to reduce the number of inmates in California's costly prison system, the nation's largest, and it may be succeeding.

From a formal point of view, proposition 1 is complete to serve as a protocol of reduction algorithm.

The first point of the proposition states that a government with Downsian criterion would implement a Social Security system with maximal redistribution.

The second point of the proposition states that under a Right-wing criterion, the government could choose a positive level of intra-generational redistribution in the pension system in order to maximize the utility of the most productive individuals.14 This result can be explained by the direct and indirect effects in the utility function which pull in opposite directions.

As shown in our proof (Proposition 4), for the purpose of finding a lower bound N (rather than the exact value of required switching-steps), we can take x ¯ = | E | 2 / t as the unique fixed point of 6, (Proposition 5 in the proof).

By Proposition 14, z is a fixed point of T. By Proposition 8, we note that { ∥ T n x − z ∥ } is a nonincreasing sequence.

"When you think about that from an acting point of view, the proposition that he's got to go to this young woman whose parents he murdered and he's got to say 'I'm sorry', and he's got to do it in a way that you buy that he means it, but [he's] also got to do it so that you feel Bourne's pain.

On the other hand, the results also confirm the second point of the aforementioned proposition.

As a consequence, x ˆ is a local minimum of the functional I, and so it is a fixed point of T, by Proposition 2.1 again.

The point of making such propositions is to decide upon a course of action that will solve a problem, where the proposition itself is part of the means by which the action is brought about (LJP 16 17).