Sentence examples for stable functions from inspiring English sources

The list of singular fibers for such stable functions is as in Figures 9 and 10.

Sandwiched hepatocytes exhibiting stable functions in culture represent a standard model for hepatotoxicity testing of drugs.

Note that the space of stable functions is open and dense in the space of all smooth functions V→R2.

Figure 9 First list of singular fibers for stable functions V → R 2 for a 3D bounded domain V : those in this list appear along curves in the range [[15]].

Both the black dot and the black square represent a point: however, the former one is in the interior of V, while the latter one appears on the boundary of V. Void squares represent tangencies with the boundary ∂ V. Figure 10 Second list of singular fibers for stable functions V → R 2 for a 3D bounded domain V : those in this list appear discretely [[15]].

More universally, Ghysen [107] argues that vertebrate as well as insect brains have ancient principle sensory and motor circuits with stable functions upon which alterations by gene mutations and embryonic development during evolution are applied to home new functions.

Although these successes are important, they will not transform Yemen into a stable, functioning nation.

Despite the offensiveness of Suharto's painless exit, Indonesia, the world's most populous Islamic nation, has emerged as a relatively stable, functioning democracy.

In their opinion, however, the principle of descent remained paramount in assuring the stable functioning of societies without states.

In both places, the long-term U.S. goal is to leave behind a stable, functioning state that is accepted as legitimate by its citizens and is capable of preventing terrorist groups from operating domestically or abroad.

Unilineal kinship systems were seen by British anthropologists of this period as providing a basis for the stable functioning of societies in the absence of state institutions.