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In the present work, we established a uniform time of existence and estimates for solutions of problem (1.1 - 1.3 1.1 - 1.3

Up to now, harmonic balance methods have used a uniform time sampling of the period of interest, but in the case of several frequencies, non-necessarily multiple of each other, harmonic balance methods can face stability issues due to a bad condition number of the Fourier operator.

All ChemCell simulations were performed with a uniform time step of 10-3 secords (or 10-4 secs. in high diffusibility cases), a bin size described by the fastest diffusion rate (10-7 cm/sec), a reaction radius described by a maximal probability of 0.5 and cube Brownian motion for all particles.

27 Administration of a booster injection 7 days after primary immunization increases the incidence of CIA and helps to ensure a more uniform time of onset in groups of rats.

In SED-ML it is possible to describe the setup (F3) of the experiment and the post-processing (F3) of the data: For Figure 3(a) of [ 8] a uniform time course from time 0 min to 100 min with a step size of 0.001 min is produced with a fourth-order Adams-Moulton integration routine (KISAO_0000280).

The proposed switched-gain observer guarantees global uniform time of convergence of the estimation error to the origin in the noise-free case.

Blood was obtained by highly standardized protocols, including uniform time of morning collection, fasting status of participants, phase of the menstrual cycle (for women), and activity before phlebotomy.

There is only a small uniform time shift (within ± 0.2 s) at periods of 2.7 7.5 s.

The rotational speed of the centrifuge was varied with uniform time duration of 30 s.

The grids underlying these plots were of uniform time and depth steps of 6 hours and 8 metres respectively, encompassing the entire duration and vertical range of the analysed records.

Huygens' pendulum clock provided the first terrestrial candidate for a decently accurate measure of uniform time.