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The quasisteady-state approximation of all species near critical points is examined, and the mechanisms leading to instabilities are discussed as a function of reactor pressure.

They modeled the distribution of multiple action classes as a mixture subspace model and represented the test sample with linear approximation of all training samples.

In this case, the spectrum estimated by HMMs is an average approximation of all corresponding speech spectra in the training database.

The model is designed to capture a first approximation of all aspects of the decision, and the findings give a broad picture of the current state of silent aircraft development.

So instead of doing a flash calculation in each time step of the simulation, we just generate a sparse grid approximation of all possible results of the flash calculation before the reservoir simulation.

The numerical method is based on the approximation of all the solutions by the linear combination of some well chosen solutions computed for some particular values of R, the same ones for every variable: u, θ, P.

Adequate amplitude characteristic is obtained by approximation of all-pass filter phase.

Compared with the classical case analysis (see [2] or [6]), the probabilistic case analysis, which reflects the intrinsic structure of the class, can be understood as the ν-distribution of the approximation on all subsets of W by n-dimensional subspaces and linear operators with rank n.

We design a Control Flow Analysis that computes an over-approximation of all ambients that may be affected at run-time by high-level data and we show that this static analysis can be used to enforce non-interference, i.e., to statically detect that no (direct or indirect) information leakage is ever possible at run-time.

The derived model is directly applicable, because it is sufficient to have only the basic design data in order to obtain good approximations of all the model parameters.

Second, they provide, for smooth viscous-dominated problems, approximations of all the variables which converge with the optimal order of k + 1 in the L2-norm.