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In the Definition 2.2, if,, and, then the relation (2.6) becomes the following form: (2.7).

We can approach the problem by discussing, first, the relation of happiness to human excellence and, then, the relation of human excellence to the moral virtues.

However, for the other solutions, the number of the stored keys depends only on the number of the sensors and then the relation between the number of the sensors and the number of the keys is direct.

Three spent PWR fuels whose burnup rates were between 15,000 and 35,000 MWd/MTU were analysed and then the relation between the burnup and the quantity of the fission products was compared to that calculated by burnup code, ORIGEN 2.

After that, the cognitive measures, as estimated from the WAIS, were added to the model, and then the relation of each underlying factor with age was examined.

Our model takes advantage of all available raw data in the world; a cross-walk to render self-reported dietary values more comparable to 24 h urine values, based on empirical relations between these measures; and then the relation between these data and global country-level covariates (national income per person, age, sex, FAO factor analysis) in a Bayesian hierarchical fashion.

The method uses a hierarchic or network structure to represent the problem in question and then the relations within this structure are built using pairwise comparisons [58].

In light of the propagation of stress wave and energy method, a criterion for wrinkling is established and then the relations between the parameters of discharging positions, voltage and geometry of the sheet and the defects are obtained.

This section provides a brief overview of previous related research on interface sign design and evaluation and then the related literature on ontology in relation to interface signs in UI design and evaluation.

Consider only the self-gravitating force effect, and then the dispersion relation of the model is given from equation (69) as follows: ( σ + i m W + i k U ) 2 = 4 π G ρ x I m ′ ( x ) I m ( x ) [ I m ( x ) K m ( x ) − 1 2 ]. (79).

In addition, if lead does increase blood pressure and the effect is acute or subacute and reversible, then the relation will be more apparent when body lead burden changes, such as during chelation.