Sentence examples for regular properties from inspiring English sources

We will present some regular properties of D F, also obtained by Yu and Zhang [31].

These graphs were introduced in Bretto and Faisant (2005) as an alternative to Cayley graphs: they still have strong regular properties but a more flexible structure.

We will make use of some of the basic ideas from cosine family referred to [3, 4] and the regular properties for solutions in [1, 5] for a discussion of the control results.

In the paper, under the assumption on the uniqueness of the weak solution, if the point x lies in the interior of the domain Ω, the paper obtains the result that the weak solution of the quoted equation has the same regular properties as those of the weak solution to the usual evolutionary p-Laplacian equation.

In this paper, under the assumption of the uniqueness of the solution to the singular diffusion (1.1), Section 2 discusses the regular properties of the solution of (1.1) in the interior points of Q T by using the method as the Chapter 2 of [1].

According to a survey from Ernst & Young, one-third of chief technology officers incorrectly thought that their companies were covered for damages from attacks on computers by their regular property and casualty policies.

Patent law unambiguously grants owners of intellectual property the same rights as regular property holders, including the right to exclude others from using their property.

Also, ω satisfies the following regular property (see for more properties [14]): omega(U =0quad text{if and only if}quad Utext{ is relatively weakly compact.}.

This article introduces a strategy for efficiently optimizing the substituent combinations by iterative rounds of compound sampling, substituent reordering to produce the most regular property landscape, and property estimation over the landscape.

Suppose that the following conditions hold: (A) F weakly preserves edges of G;   (B) there exist x 0 ∈ X and x 1 ∈ F x 0 such that ( x 0, x 1 ) ∈ E ( G ) ;   (C) X has the G-regular property.  .

F weakly preserves edges of G; there exist x 0 ∈ X and x 1 ∈ F x 0 such that ( x 0, x 1 ) ∈ E ( G ) ; X has the G-regular property.