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Then by virtue of the orthogonal expansion technique, the equation with respect to the time variable is derived, of which the solution can be obtained.

By using a Wiener-Hopf approach, an analytical description is derived of the scattered field of a harmonic sound wave coming out of an open ended annular duct (a semi-infinite cylinder inside of which, coaxially, is a doubly infinite hub), submerged in a subsonic, coaxial, uniform mean flow.

Analogs for derivatives are defined, differential equations are replaced by difference equations, an analog in terms of finite differences is derived of the Taylor series and most of classical physics can be imitated.

The power projection equation is derived of the frequency fraction multiplied by the power difference: Pr o j e c t e d P o w e r = P 0 + P 1 − P 0 f 1 f.

If Jesus is derived of the Trinity of Absolute Wholeness, than why is everything in his human family so splintered, variable and relative?

The empty vector p0, which was kindly provided by S. Perret, is derived of pSOS952 with the entire expression cassette (P thl - adc- ctfA- ctfB) deleted.

At the same time, our identity, our sense of self, remains unfulfilled because our sense of "I" is derived from our sense of "mine".

The shape of mode λ i is derived from the elements of the corresponding right eigenvector of the state matrix A, combining with the original state variables.

The I statistic is derived independently of the number of studies and indicates low heterogeneity at or below 25% (Higgins and Thompson, 2002; Higgins et al, 2003).

What I know of the experience is derived from several very bad pictures.

By using a plausible model of the human arm, I derived the weights of the cost function to fit the velocity profile of unperturbed movements (see the Experimental Procedures for details).