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The Kantorovich inequality is zTAzzTA−1z ⩽ (M + m 2/(4mM), where A is a positive definite symmetric operator in Rd, z is a unit vector and m and M are respectively the smallest and largest eigenvalues of A. This is generalised both for operators in Rd and in Hilbert space by noting a connection with D-optimal design theory in mathematical statistics.

One of them said: This is generalised information, which is not really good.

This is generalised in the empirical sensitivity analysis which demonstrates that the magnitude of the error propagation from the light directions and the light-sensor-material interaction depends on the surface orientation.

In [4] this was generalised to (gamma ge 1) under the restriction that the magnetic field (B=, mathrm {d} A) is constant.

Establishing whether this pattern is generalised or health outcome-specific will further understandings of the aetiology of gender differences in health.

In this paper, such a technique is generalised and further insight and improvements are presented.

The title, however, is generalised: "Study for Portrait" suggests this is an attempt to get at the essence of what a portrait is.

"Group" is generalised for purposes of comparison in this study, though we acknowledge some participants may identify with both groups.

They are connected by the Auckland road network, which is generalised to improve processing.

So why is generalised synchrony inevitable?

The earliest gross pathological renal feature of diabetes mellitus is generalised renal growth [ 26].