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Turbulence effects are accurately treated with advanced turbulence models.
The molar conductivities for these salts can be accurately treated using the Fuoss-Hsia equation by the inclusion of quadrupole equilibria.
The range of wavenumbers that are accurately treated by the upwind-biased schemes is improved by using additional constraints from the Fourier analysis to construct the new schemes.
The first term, when is transformed back from the spectral to the spatial domain, contains a singular term that is of the form 1 / R and that must be accurately treated when the MoM analysis is applied to wire structures in order to have non-essential (i.e., integrable) singularities.
The elevation of pavement surface exhibit random fluctuations about the nominal geometry and therefore should be more accurately treated as a two-dimensional random field, ξ x, y), with space coordinates x and y as the indexing parameters as shown in Fig. 6.
Cytochrome b DNA sequence analysis suggests that the family is paraphyletic and may be more accurately treated as distinct families.
The model accurately treats the phase-dependent diffusion of solute and can ensure that the growth is truly diffusion-limited.
With the explosion of data from mobile and wearable devices, healthcare organizations now need to efficiently and accurately treat patients by connecting with external third-party applications, devices and services for a complete picture of the patient's health.
In the case of multi-phase flow, the new primitive preconditioner technique enables one to accurately treat phase boundaries in which there is a large impedance mismatch.
The DFT models of interest are non-local theories which accurately treat hard-sphere fluid mixtures; attractive inter-particle potentials (Lennard Jones) are added as perturbations.
Accounting for 60% of McKesson's third-quarter software bookings, Horizon Clinicals, its premiere clinical IT product, assists doctors in accurately treating patients by providing medication history and instructions for clinical orders.
