Spacing in multiplication

The scaling function, (f)(x), has either local support or decays very fast to zero. For all practical purposes, it is a local function. By translating and dilating that function we are able to cover the entire input space in multiple resolutions, as it is required. 

The thicker the air space in multiple-glazed units, the lower the /-factor, for a thickness of up to 13 mm in) of air space. For a specified number of glazings, the window with thicker air layers will have a lower /-factor. For a specified overall thickness of glazing, the higher the number of glazings, the lower the /-factor. Therefore, a triple-pane window with air spaces of 6.4 mm (two such air spaces) will have a lower /-value than a double-pane window with an air space of 12.7 mm. 

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