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It turned out that the particular specification of the mating system allows for an evolutionarily equivalent interpretation of the model in terms of a two-locus viability selection model with random mating, the combined selection values resulting as the product of the fusion probability and the one-locus viability: (see Table 2).

We believe that narrowing learning down to specific instances of knowledge or skill acquisition promotes equivalent interpretations of items across groups.

CT acquisition parameters (e.g. tube current, voltage, slice thickness, rotation time and pitch) should be chosen with regard to the objective of the CT examination (e.g. attenuation and scatter correction, colocalisation of radiologically equivalent interpretation).

A key element of our model is the spatial expansion of the crown along the local light gradient or, in an equivalent teleonomic interpretation, in the optimal direction with respect to future biomass production.

Automatic interpretation of high-level design languages for the specification of the underlying physical and chemical phenomena leads to an equivalent set of system equations.

The obtained EIS spectra indicated two relaxation time constants and their interpretation in terms of an "equivalent circuit" with the circuit elements representing the electrochemical properties of a two-layer oxide, composed of a porous outer layer and a dense inner layer, was in good agreement.

This approach permits an easy interpretation of the concept of "Steady-State Equivalent Biological Systems" proposed in the above cited papers.

For an accurate interpretation of the test results and a better understanding of specific local behavior, not accessible to measurement, an equivalent 2D finite element model has been proposed to approach the actual 3D problem.

Australia lacks an equivalent of the US First Amendment.

According to a popular interpretation of particle theory, a particle's antimatter equivalent travels in the opposite direction on the timeline (for example, a positron can be interpreted as a normal electron traveling backward in time).

The court's majority reached that conclusion based on a new interpretation of a decades-old rule of patent law known as the doctrine of equivalents.