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Boundary value problems with integral boundary conditions for ordinary differential equations represent a very interesting and important class of problems and arise in the study of various physical, biological and chemical processes [13 15], such as heat conduction, chemical engineering, underground water flow, thermo-elasticity, and plasma physics.
BVPs with integral boundary conditions for ordinary differential equations represent a very interesting and important class of problems and arise in the study of various physical, biological and chemical processes, such as heat conduction, chemical engineering, thermo-elasticity, underground water flow, population dynamics, and plasma physics.
According to the International Neuroblastoma (NB) Pathology Classification, NBs are defined as embryonal tumors of the sympathetic nervous system, derive from the neural crest and arise in the adrenal medulla, paravertebral sympathetic ganglia, and sympathetic paraganglia [ 1].
Troping was rooted in similar practices in the ancient Byzantine liturgy and arose in the West, probably in France, by the 8th century.
It's a myth that borders on delusion, for some of the key technologies that led to the internet were underwritten by government subsidies and arose in the context of larger-than-life geopolitical battles.
This tumour was originally chemically induced in rats and arose in the auditory canal (Vaupel, 1974).
Fruit bodies appear singly, or scattered, and can arise in the summer, autumn, and early winter, especially after wet weather.
The majority of domains, proteins, and reactions arise in the common ancestors of coelomata and eutheria.
So why would a rumor about Apple and Snapguide arise in the first place?
Their classical forms describe the evolution of microscopic particles, and they arise in the path integral over the Brownian motion.
Any union is defined by its membership, and problems arise in the AUT because this membership is quite diverse.
