The recursive OC process is then carried out with the initial member sizes obtained from a closed-form solution developed for the similar problem with a single drift constraint.
A single DRIFT spectral band was identified that might be used in future studies to quickly estimate the organic carbon, total nitrogen, and carbon:nitrogen ratios of northern soils.
If such sensitivities are observed, they would implicate the involvement of more complicated circuits that could be mapped onto a single drift-diffusion model.
More spectacularly, if a single drift direction is allowed, modeling downward drift improves the model ∼4.5 times more than modeling only upward drift (ℳ3 versus ℳ5 and ℳ4 versus ℳ5).
We saw but a single raft drifting on the lake below — a dot of blue in a brooding immensity of black, green and gray.
There are handlines, as in pole-and-line fishing for tuna; setlines, such as bottom longlines with hundreds of hooks, used for cod or halibut; drift lines with a single hook and drifting longlines for tuna, shark, and salmon; and troll lines for mackerel and some game fish.
She gently shakes my hand, asks if my flight was comfortable, tells me how much she loves London and rhapsodises about Baku ("You must come! It would be so fun! Emin, we should organise it!"), all in a single breath, before drifting off into the throng.
In Experiment 1, observers were asked to judge the motion direction of the central region of the image after a single presentation of drifting test and mask.
During its initial quiet stretch, when about the only things on the screen are a man, his gun and the kind of lonely feeling meant to gnaw at the soul, "A Single Shot" drifts along on its woodsy scenery and vaporous promise.
(B ) Traditionally, this is represented as a single accumulation or drift-diffusion process between an upper and lower bound.
