Among the several means by which heterogeneity can be modeled, Levins' (1969) meta-population approach preserves the most analytical tractability, a virtue to the extent that generality is desirable.
The president's adversaries lament his lack of warmth and his remote intellectualism; his supporters see the same quality as an analytical and cool-headed virtue.
These expressions are based on idealized analytical solutions modified by virtue of finite-difference solutions and experimental data.
By virtue of new analytical techniques, we prove that the iterative sequence generated by these iterative procedures converges to the solution of the split feasibility problem which is the best close to a given point.
Via choosing the suitable fictitious outputs to guarantee the minimum of indefinite quadratic form is positive, the existence condition of the adaptive smoother and its analytical solutions are obtained in virtue of nonstandard Riccati difference equations.
By virtue of their analytical nature and high accuracy, the present results may be used as a valuable tool in setting forth design criteria for many mass transfer operations in gas-liquid systems.
This behavior supports the analytical conclusions of Section 6.1 by virtue of the convergence of the differential and bidirectional schemes and the increasing accuracy of (63) as system loading, and therefore received power, increases.
The resulting slim volume, produced without the aid of a co-writer, is clear, analytical and compelling: it has all the virtues of a book written by a very clever, very cross man.It does, however, have shortcomings.
Often riveting by sheer virtue of its investigatory passion and analytical zeal, Shylock becomes a master class for actors, directors, and scholars in how to dissect a fictional character who has been created against a historical background.
Clustering of microarray gene expression data has matured by virtue of the growing number of analytical approaches for partitioning data.
