Sentence examples for usual property from inspiring English sources
Naturally the developer will agree, then proceed as usual: property rights will be secured and zoning regulations complied with, resulting in low urban intensity.
The profit is the difference between the outgoing mortgage payment, maintenance plus usual property expenses, and the incoming rent," he says, "A price is agreed for a possible future sale of the property and the potential buyer gains exclusivity of the purchase for an agreed time".
Perhaps more important have been various so-called substructural logics in which the usual properties of the deduction symbol are weakened: relevance logic is studied by philosophers, linear logic by computer scientists, and a noncommutative version of the latter by linguists.
An error term π iob with the usual properties is added to the equation.
The following result shows that this condition can be guaranteed under some usual properties.
Recently there has been a lot of interest in investigating geometric properties of sequence spaces besides topological and some other usual properties.
Researchers can precisely tune the quantum state of that light by, for instance, putting it in a so-called Fock state that consists of a definite number of photons but lacks the usual properties of a classical light wave.
Organic inorganic hybrid materials are hi-tech because they can simultaneously present both the properties of an inorganic molecule and the usual properties of a polymer (an organic molecule).
Cremins [18, 19] defined a fixed point index (operatorname{ind}_{K} [L,N],Omega)) for A-proper maps acting on cones, which has the usual properties of the classical fixed point index, that is, existence, normalization, additivity, and homotopy invariance.
This is intuitively appealing with the spatial diversity of MIMO systems and the usual properties that optimal training matrices possess in such systems (i.e., that they tend to fully exploit the available spatial diversity).
The functions (p z)) (the so-called predator functional response) and (q z)) satisfy the usual properties such as being nonnegative and increasing, and being equal to zero at zero.
