In my opinion, this constitutes a twofold error, because, even if the concept of transversality is a good one, in practice it is completely unrealistic. |
We actively encourage transversality and exchanges so as to constitute a genuine strength. |
The method is an application of the weak transversality theorem used in catastrophe theory. |
The request for transversality of fundamental and human rights must also, and especially, be taken into account in the Union's foreign policy. |
Taking account of tourism's transversality calls for both a sound knowledge of the diversity of subjects involved and real professionalism, and thus for the development of new and complementary skills. |
Given a closed Riemannian manifold M, we construct a suitable class of perturbations to achieve Morse-Smale transversality for the heat equation. |