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One way it could be achieved is by specifying a non-reversible process, although the suitability of such a model for the commonly employed eigendecomposition matrix exponentiation algorithm remains to be established.
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The DSC showed a non-reversible denaturation process (data not shown).
For such non-reversible processes, the strong sector condition is discussed in terms of a characteristic called the Thorin measure.
Damage and fracture of quasi-brittle materials are non-reversible processes of micro-defects and micro-cracks, often accompanied by a strip of micro-crack damage along the end of the macro-crack or gap.
For irreversible (non-reversible) processes, we cannot use ; either the work must be given or it must be found by another method.
Path dependence refers to non-reversible processes that have similar starting points yet lead to different outcomes due to different choices made along the way.
A common exception to this is the use of the gamma distribution to model variation in the average rate among sites (1), and non-reversible processes have been modeled, but lead to computational difficulties (2).
In classical models of such processes external or internal factors initiate and drive differentiation steps in a non-reversible manner.
What happened on the Maidan was "a non-reversible event", said one.
The model is based on a blood/plasma compartment, a reversible and a non-reversible compartment.
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