expansiveness

expansive | American Dictionary

expansive
adjective
us/ɪkˈspæn·sɪv/

expansiveadjective (FRIENDLY)

[ not gradable ]
friendly, generous and willing to talk

expansiveadjective (WIDE)

wide in area:
The seals form small groups on the expansive beaches where they breed.

Examples of expansive

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However, every locally non-expansive endofunctor can be turned into a locally contractive one by composing it with a trivial 'shrinking' endofunctor.
One difference between dyads c and g (expansive style) and dyads f and h (unextended style) is found in the content of the source statement.
In particular, evaluating a pure expression does not expand the store, and therefore such expressions have also been called non-expansive expressions.
Rising real estate and stock prices increased the value of collateral, encouraging even more expansive lending.
On the other hand, all the known examples of robustly transitive diffeomorphisms are plaque expansive.
Strong typing in the language is used to force all proof procedures to be fully expansive.
Another goal of the study is to demonstrate the expansive and evolving nature of social policy.
They are slow, fast, slow expansive, fast expansive, overcompressive, undercompressive, expansive, left transport and right transport shocks.
However, the composition of non-expansive functions is not non-expansive with respect to the categorical product of hom-sets.
Monotone functions between partial orders are non-expansive functions with respect to their corresponding quasi-metrics.
Increasing incomes and affluence have fuelled demand for more expansive dwellings.
However, four mitigating factors make an explosion of suits unlikely, even were this more expansive form of liability officially recognized.
Further, we consider a special class of sup-norm non-expansive maps, namely topical r functions.
Since expansive geodesic flows of compact surfaces have no conjugate points, the accessibility property holds for every two-dimensional expansive geodesic flow.
The dynamics of expansive invertible onesided cellular automata.
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