Within minutes, both the owner and his assistant had suitably oohed and ahhed over the photo --someone even mentioned how good my hair looked -- and then competently assembled a stack of six frame samples to try.
In either case, smooth or Lipschitz boundary, eigenvalues are evaluated by searching for zero minimal singular values of a suitably stabilized discrete version of the single layer operator mentioned above.
It has been mentioned using some examples how the method can suitably be used in the context of metabolic engineering.
Lens surfaces are ground on an iron tool, either flat or suitably curved, using progressively finer grades of one of the abrasives mentioned above.
The earlier mentioned facts can be realized by choosing constants,, and suitably.
Neither has a strong claim, but the fact that they get mentioned at all in discussions of Austen iconography shows how desperate people are for a suitably attractive image of our best-loved novelist.
As mentioned before, it is common practice to model solar cells using the so-called single- and double-diode models, where the parameters of these models are often calculated by minimization of a suitably chosen cost function.
We conclude this paper by mentioning that, by suitably specializing the parameters involved, our main results (Theorem 1 to Theorem 5) would yield a number of (known or new) results for much simpler function classes, which were investigated in several earlier works by employing many special cases of the new generalized Srivastava-Attiya operator.
The Guardian's reviewer was suitably provoked: "Overblown... and sometimes downright dangerous (not to mention half-crazed), but important, and, at times, brilliant.
It is important to mention that the data symbols to be transmitted, are suitably scaled to have power, allowing the operating signal to noise ratio to be written as.
A small crowd of friends and followers - a tribe suitably clad as a reminder of his label conscious life - gathered to witness Boorman's very public, not to mention controversial, disposal of his belongings.
