Under the agreement, investors can get the highest annual interest rate of (r_{0}) if the price of gold does not touch the boundary of interval ([S_{a},S_{b} ]) through the observation period ([0,T]).
When one considers, as in the Turán-Stechkin problem above, positive definite functions f with support in Ω, an open set in R d, symmetric with respect to 0, the question arises whether we allow the support of f to touch the boundary or not.
Their points correspond to maximal inscribed balls which, generically, touch the boundary in two, three, and four points, respectively.
As the main difference to the medial axis, however, these balls are not required to be maximal, but only to touch the boundary in at least one point.
Mr. Maloney's district has the distinction of touching the boundaries of all the other congressional districts in the state; its longest border is shared with the Sixth District, now represented by Representative Nancy Johnson, an 18-year incumbent Republican.
While diving without safety goes against our first rule never to dive alone, this in itself should not have contributed to her disappearance: a woman who can dive to over 70 metres isn't even touching the boundaries of her mental or physical limits on these relatively shallow depths.
In the process, noise also gets smoothed as it is considered a smaller size object while diffusion just reaches the point of touching the boundaries of the large dominating structure.
All the VGAT or VGLUT2 positive terminals present within the frame were included in the analysis, except those touching the boundaries of the frame were excluded.
The last row of houses here practically touches the boundary.
Wright is caught on the mid-on boundary off that and a comedy of errors ends with the fielder touching the boundary board with his heel.
