| 21. | In that case the domain we are talking about is then a set of isolated points, is it not?
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| 22. | As a result, they contact the groove at three or more isolated points but never continuously around the periphery.
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| 23. | Since each I _ k contains only one point from F, every point of F is an isolated point.
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| 24. | Because highways are isolated points of fragmentation, deer wander about them freely because they see little to stay away from.
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| 25. | In fact, the complex solution set of a polynomial equation in two complex variables can never have an isolated point.
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| 26. | For instance, a countable metric space with no isolated points is homeomeorphic to "'Q "'( a theorem of Sierpinski ).
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| 27. | Well, delete all the isolated points, of course ( easy to see there can be only countably many such ).
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| 28. | Most of those who remain have congregated in Monrovia and one or two other isolated points where there is relative peace.
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| 29. | The term " perfect " is also used, incompatibly, to refer to a space with no isolated points; see perfect space.
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| 30. | Let \ partial G act as a discrete uniform convergence group on a compact metrizable space M with no isolated points.
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