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Secondly, this relationship is then combined with an analytical or a computational description of the variation of Gmax with the crack length, a, and the maximum applied load per unit width, Tmax, per cycle in the joint, or component.

We have laid the foundation for these experiments in this study by providing a computational description of the AQP repertoire of M. tardigradum.

Instead, the modeler can concentrate on a computational description of the process and leave the construction and simplification of expressions to the computer.

The relative simplicity of automatically deriving such a model from a computational description of its underlying mechanisms and the multitude of aspects in which the resulting model distinguishes itself from previously published ones demonstrate the usefulness of the approach.

They assume that an arbitrary mapping from a computational description C to a physical description of a system is sufficient to conclude that the system implements C. In fact, avoiding unlimited pancomputationalism is a major motivation for rejecting the simple mapping account of computation.

Thus, after a computational description is mapped onto a physical description in that way, the computational description does not describe the causal structure of the physical system.

In our opinion, this issue may have some importance to the problem of computational description of the excited states of d0 metal oxyanions.

The theoretical and computational description of this zinc binding in proteins (as well as that of other transition metals) is difficult.

A prerequisite for simulating the biophysics of complex biological tissues and whole organisms are computational descriptions of biological matter that are flexible and can interface with materials of different viscosities, such as liquid.

The approach is fully automated and provides objective and consistent computational descriptions of facial gestalt.

Like Marr, she treats computational description as description of input-output relations.