She asked him for some pins, which he refused to give to her, and a few minutes later Law suffered a stroke, for which he blamed Alizon.
On her way to Trawden Forest, Demdike's granddaughter, Alizon Device, encountered John Law, a pedlar from Halifax, and asked him for some pins.
We agreed that I would try to find some red poppy pins for our family to wear for this year's Veterans Day.
Collect those pins, and if you have someone else in the park who is willing to trade with you, trade some of your pins for those you deem to be more collectible.
Collect those pins, and if you have someone else in the park who's willing to trade with you, trade some of your pins for those you deem to be more collectible.
The Banach space E is said to be an HT-space if (alpha_{p}(E)) is finite for some (pin(1,infty)); equivalently, for all (pin (1,infty)), see Schwartz [7], 1961 and Benedek, Calderón, and Panzone [8], 1962.
Some candle makers use wick pins for their candles.
In this paper, we first establish some pinning synchronization criteria for complex networks modeled by directed graphs with both internal and coupling delays based on an event-triggered mechanism.
There was some controversy about the priority of the use of pins for skeletal traction [ 5].
Thus we adopt the stance that it is computationally worthwhile to construct near-best approximations or sub-optimal solutions, that is, finding some (Pin mathbb{H }_n) for which (Vert f-PVert _p le c_1E_{cn,p}(f)) for some positive constants (c, c_1) independent of (n) or (f).
