Obviously, the linearized operator L easily produces the singularities at some singular sources with α i ∈ (-1, 0), which makes trouble for the analysis of the bounded invertibility of L. But we can successfully get rid of it by introducing a suitable L∞-weighted norm (see (30) below) related with a "gap interval" (- 1, α0), where α0 = min{0, α1,..., α N }.
There are movable singularities where near some singular point, one has, with, arbitrary.
Dogs are another bone of contention, thus the source of some singular rules.
A charting of some singular excuses recently offered in our law courts.
Sitting at the center of this imaginative mob scene is some singular music.
Northumbrian clog dancing came to Joe's Pub on Friday night with Rachel Unthank and the Winterset, a four-woman group that put some singular twists on traditionalism.
The wine list has some singular bargains from South America, like a fresh, simple Chilean sauvignon blanc by Caliterra ($20 for the 2000 vintage).
My favorite question to ponder, as I watch Jr. carve up helpless young defenders, is whether his father is sharing with him some singular fount of basketball wisdom.
There are some singular personalities here, including the jovial Isabel Dolores Hernández, a small man with a saucy hitch in his walk who also seems on the move and, like most of the workers, has a work-site nickname, Chabelo.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, December 16 , 1944P. 58 A charting of some singular excuses recently offered in our law courts View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz.
The judge thereby dismissed a point made by the student's lawyers: "If we are to understand the dogs' muzzles as mere extensions of the nostrils of the principal, then Highland's school administrators have been sticking their noses into some singular places.
