The phrase "are presented for fixed" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results are presented for fixed analysis."
Alternatives: "are provided for fixed" or "are submitted for fixed".
Scaling laws for the probability density function for a dispersive process, the distribution for the first passage times, the mean first passage time, and the finite-size Lyapunov exponent are presented for fixed points of both deterministic and stochastic renormalization group operators.
Temperature dependences of current are presented for fixed voltages on a Ni silicide/poly-Si Schottky diode and temperature coefficient of signal (current) is plotted for each branch of the I-V characteristics.
Temperature dependences of voltage are presented for fixed currents through a Ni silicide/poly-Si Schottky diode and temperature coefficient of signal (voltage) is plotted for each branch of I-V characteristics.
More recently, closed-form probability distributions are presented for several fixed bandwidth signalling channels in [6] using the datasets presented in [1] whereas in [7], a comparison of the spectrum occupancy characteristics in four mid-size US cities is provided.
Numerical examples are presented for beams with simple supports and fixed supports, respectively, to demonstrate the effect of viscoelasticity on the stability boundaries in both cases.
Using these statistical results, closed-form expressions for the outage probability are presented for both channel state information and fixed gain relays.
These analytical terms are presented for constant velocity gradient, i.e. fixed length, rods as well as linear velocity gradient rods, such as shaped charge jets.
This paper is organized as follows: in Section 2, some basic knowledge and the properties of a reproducing cone are presented; then in Section 3, the existence of a fixed point for multi-valued monotone operators is established; in Section 4, coupled fixed point theorems are presented for single-valued and multi-valued mixed monotone operators.
Fixes are presented for the solution errors (pressure oscillations) that may occur near two-fluid interfaces when applying a capturing method.
Very recently, some new methods were presented for obtaining fixed point and coupled fixed point results.
In addition, the thermal performance of the designed molten salt cavity receiver is presented for a fixed outlet flow rate and a fixed output temperature.
