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When the contractive shudder eased away she looked around the room.

The functions are normally contractive which means they bring points closer together and make shapes smaller.

A circular arrangement has rings of contractive fibers around the long axis.

It has mostly been studied for its contractive effect on enteric musculature.

More generally, the idea of a contractive mapping can be defined for maps between metric spaces.

When their activity is waning (slow or contractive), that is the yin energy mode.

Similarly, for contractive soil, water must be squeezed out of the pore spaces to allow contraction to take place.

An operator satisfying is called contractive.

Two dimension group are said to be isomorphic if there exists a contractive group isomorphism between them.

A group homomorphism between dimension group is said to be contractive if it is scale-preserving.

In certain colloquial contexts, an apostrophe's function as possessive or contractive can depend on other punctuation.

Therefore, taking into account this inequality we can assure that for some m large enough, the quantity and hence Γ will be contractive.

Let us impose now the Picard's operator to be contractive under certain hypothesis over a that later on we will be able to omit.

The school became known as "Unioto", a contractive term taken from Union and Scioto.

Contractive soils become denser as they shear, and their rate of contraction decreases until they reach a critical void ratio.

For weakly contractive iterated function systems Kantorovitch fixpoint theorem suffices.

State can be describe by terms such as: loose, dense, overconsolidated, normally consolidated, stiff, soft, contractive, dilative, etc.

In fact, this result also extends to the case of strongly continuous one-parameter semigroup of contractive operators on a reflexive space.

But, as a reviewer in the Irish Times noted, adding that hyphen "loses the contractive effect on the male appendages of an early-morning dip."

If whenever , then a stable differential equation, having , will always result in a stable (contractive) numerical method, as .

Stoic philosophy, 'ekpyrosis', all-engulfing cosmic fire, represents the contractive phase of eternally-recurring destruction and re-creation.

Let "q" (0, 1), then there exists a complete metric on "X" such that "f" is contractive, and "q" is the contraction constant.

The smallest such value of k is called the Lipschitz constant of f. Contractive maps are sometimes called Lipschitzian maps.

According to him the living cells in the inner lining of the xylem tissue pump water by contractive and expulsive movements similar to the animal heart circulating blood.

The projection and rejection generalize to null blades B by replacing the inverse B with the pseudoinverse B with respect to the contractive product.