Y i, the admittance of node i against the ground, can be expressed as the linear combination of decision variables α l as well.
On my visit, my fellow journalists and I gained admittance through a tiny service entrance at the building's rear, then slipped single file through a narrow corridor.
But the moment in which I gained admittance to a civility celebration by practicing civility - and found that "making a hole" was a precursor to "making a whole" - well, that was my own personal, friendly but firm, Moment of Zen.
At normal incidence for acoustic waves, this method can be used for both optical and acoustic waves by replacing optical admittance, i.e., refractive index n with the acoustic admittance 1/Z, where Z=ρv.
Hence, straightforward calculation shows that the time-varying admittance (i.e. current/voltage ratio) of a segment between two adjacent electrodes, consists of an in-phase component: g ( t ) ′ = 1 R ( t ) = σ L A ( t ) + ε L dA ( t ) dt (1).
Concentrations of i-FABP at admittance correlated positively with values of IL-6 (r2 = 0.19, P < 0.01; Figure 4b) and PCT (r2 = 0.36, P < 0.001, Figure 4c) on the first day after trauma.
With the right procedure I could gain admittance to "holding facilities" in Arizona, Kansas, Nebraska and North Dakota.
The main tools of our approach are impedance and admittance operators (i.e. Dirichlet-to-Neumann and Neumann-to-Dirichlet operators) and H∞ functional calculus for sectorial operators in Banach spaces.
After Andy had been "upgraded rooms," as I had jokingly put it to him during the admittance process, I said that for "precautionary reasons," we needed to talk about the question of intubation.
I had evidently gained admittance to tennis nirvana.
