Sentence examples for similarly note from inspiring English sources

Similarly, note that if g is an identity mapping, then ( x, y ) is called a coupled fixed point of the mapping F (see also [15]).

Similarly, note that if g is the identity mapping, then coupled coincidence point, tripled coincidence point and Φ-coincidence point reduce to coupled fixed point (Gnana-Bhaskar and Lakshmikantham [4]), tripled fixed point (Berinde and Borcut [6]) and Φ-fixed point [29], respectively.

Since u l is finite at l = 1 (by assumption 3), we cannot have u l u q k > w p k. Similarly, note that u l u q k < w p k implies ε < 0 would raise utility again, contradicting equation (2).

Supporters of democracy might similarly note that government economic planning, with a key role for the state in investment and ownership, produced benefits in both economy and politics in Brazil.

Ludwick et al. [ 19] similarly note that physicians struggle to get appropriate technical training and support for the systems from the vendor.

Tulchinsky and Varavikova similarly note that; "[i]ncidence is more useful for acute conditions, whereas prevalence is more important in measuring chronic disease and assessing the long-term impact of a disease" (p 124) [ 39].

The next year, Colin Powell similarly noted the penchant for the "raters" on performance reviews to exaggerate.

Nordhaus has similarly noted, "In reality, estimates of damage functions are virtually non-existent for temperature increases above 3°C".

Here, with a similarly noted British pianist, Julius Drake, he plays a variety of works, ranging from Bach and Schumann through Saint-Saens and Debussy to Elgar, Britten and Julian Anderson.

He similarly notes Iris Murdoch's ability, displayed in her fiction (rather than in north Oxford), to get cars out of ditches and huge bells out of lakes.

However, one of the jury's criticisms of Kentucky Route Zero – that dialogue options don't lead to different outcomes – has been similarly noted by game reviewers.