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The method, which is known as bi-velocity or Darken method, is based on the postulate of the unique (independent on the frame of reference) transport of the mass due to diffusion.

In (16) and (17), c ε are model constants, (dot W^{text{s}}) is the negative of the rate at which the turbulent eddies are doing work in dispersing the spray droplets and cs was suggested by Amsden based on the postulate of length scale conservation in spray/turbulence interactions.

Now, based on the postulate of minimizing search paths, I suggest that the GA-ribbon may actually reflect a certain reality of chromatin architecture.

Two formal groups could be derived from the studies: the models of instantaneous elastic relaxation or phase transition (Bartenev and Barteneva 1992, Bugakov 1989, Klychnikov et al. 1980) and the models based on the postulates of the non-isothermal viscous elasticity (Bolotin 1972, Il'ushin and Pobedria 1970, Moskvitin 1972).

An extraction mechanism for uranium has been postulated based on the results of slope analysis.

The formulation is based on the principle of virtual work postulated for the reference surface.

This paper proposes a model of cell movement based on the theory of bond survival postulated by Bell in 1978.

In this study attempts have been made to develop a functional model for the catechol binding site of the human dopamine D2 receptor, with two primary models being postulated based on the presence of a disulfide bridge in the second extracellular loop.

In traditional studies, the classification of bacteria as pathogens and non-pathogens and the differentiation of pathogens as isolates of high or low virulence have to a large extent been based on the verification of Koch's postulates and, the use of animal models.

Accordingly, an inhibitory effect on wound contractures of HAM cannot be postulated based on the results of this investigation.

This should be kept in mind before an absence of adrenal insufficiency is postulated based on the absence of signs and symptoms by the treating physician.