Finally, we accurately predict the required level of trimming for any number of sides of polygon using a simple, linear model, which invokes a plate-bending analogy.
Indeed, the magnitude of these inter-factor associations prompted Ryff and Keyes [ 7] to estimate a second-order factor model which invoked a general PWB factor to explain associations among the first-order constructs, so clearly they acknowledged the high inter-dependencies among the six factors.
However, unlike those models, which invoked a separate learning-rate term or had other, more complex forms, our model casts adaptation directly in the context of the evidence-accumulation process that is a key focus of studies of decision-making (Usher and McClelland, 2001; Roitman and Shadlen, 2002; Huk and Shadlen, 2005; Uchida et al., 2006; Brunton et al., 2013; Hanks et al., 2015).
In contrast to previous models, which invoke Reynolds averaging, near-wall velocity fluctuations and turbulent transport are simulated down to the smallest scales, and can be compared directly to DNS data.
It is a convenience cohort, which invokes both strengths and limitations.
In each simulation, a sample of haplotypes representing a single chromosome of 1 Morgan (100,000,000 base pairs) with the per-site mutation rate set to 10-8 was created using MaCS [ 8], which invokes a neutral coalescent model.
Unlike RAP-IE which invokes the performance model for all applications in all intervals at each stage, RAP-AllApps invokes the performance model for all applications only in the intervals with the highest mean response time.
Thus, an initial V0 may be nonbasic, which invokes Phase 2 of the algorithm.
An iterative solution algorithm presents the macroscopic solver, which invokes for each iteration an atomistic computation.
It is a tension within aesthetic experience between what an artwork invokes of its subject-matter and how what is invoked changes the character of that which invokes it.
