Sentence examples for the interior of a set from inspiring English sources

By we denote the interior of a set.

By (operatorname{Int}(A)) we denote the interior of a set (Asubset X) with respect to the norm topology.

It is well known that operatorname{int} K^=bigl{ x^in X^: bigllangle x^,xbigrrangle >0, forall xin Kbackslash {0}bigr}, where 'int' means the interior of a set.

By int A we denote the interior of a set A. It is easy to show that a map F is competitive if it is non-decreasing with respect to the south-east partial order, that is, if the following holds: ( x 1 y 1 ) ⪯ s e ( x 2 y 2 ) ⇒ F ( x 1 y 1 ) ⪯ s e F ( x 2 y 2 ).

In previous seasons, the brand has treated its catwalk guests to a set suggesting the interior of a private jet.

The dance's title came from a poem by Dylan Thomas, but program notes alluded to the "doom-eager" sisters, and Arch Lauterer's set suggested the interior of a vast, chill mansion, a rectory on some windswept English moor, perhaps, that was very like a Bront setting.

What they did agree on was a basic setting, the interior of a synagogue where a congregation is besieged by an unseen mob in an unnamed city.

Michael Yeargan's Act I set suggests the interior of a church through just a few elements: black-barred gates that lead to chapel annexes; a scattering of votive candles grouped in a corner of the stage floor; a huge, dramatic silver cross that hangs oppressively from above.

He's going to build the interior of a spaceship -- much like a movie set -- and record the entire project from there as Leonard-the-space-freighter-pilot.

The interior of the Tumbler was an immobile studio set and not actually the interior of a street-capable Tumbler.

As Motter's own site says: "From the air the city resembles nothing so much as the interior of an old radio or television set.