The above theorem proved in [21] provides a new approach using enveloping semigroups in the study of common fixed point of a semigroup of nonexpansive mappings on a weakly compact convex subset of a Banach space.
Instead he creates a detached perspective by dropping the whole system of close-ups and cross-cutting that classical cinema uses to envelop the spectator emotionally.
Frequently, plaster of paris is used to envelop parts of the object, leaving exposed only those parts on which enamel is to be applied and fused.
Years ago, the wisecrack about Pittsburgh was that both syllables were accurately descriptive, but that rap is as far gone as the smoky haze that used to envelop the city from the nearby, but now long cold, steel mills.
Today, ever fewer people can be counted on to remember, let alone to care about, the almost theological aura that used to envelop one eccentric Frenchman's way with a paintbrush.
She makes a little money selling them online — $10 here, $50 there — but mostly it beats the sense of futility that used to envelop her each day during her quest to find a job.
While some of his competitors in the election may dismiss some of Mr. Oh's initiatives as gimmicky, even they concede that the pink haze that used to envelop the metropolis has largely disappeared.
The latter-day version is used to envelop the rich in the aura of luxury while insulating them from the masses; they are private town houses in the sky.
Alginic acid, a polysaccharide originally extracted from brown seaweeds, and its salts have historically represented the most common material to fabricate microcapsules used to envelop, mainly, although not solely, pancreatic islet cells.
MNC was synthesized using the thermal decomposition method, enveloped using biocompatible carboxyl polysorbate 80, and surface-modified using a VEGFR2-targetable aptamer.
