The study considers Complexity Theories of Cities as the theoretical basis and applies a holistic approach in city planning by recognizing the complex nature of city.
Using the number of students in the school districts within the city as the basis and applying probability proportional to size (PPS) sampling, this survey sampled 128 municipal districts in all of the country's municipal districts.
By using the first n, no less than l, linear undamped modal functions as a functional basis and applying the Galerkin procedure, a 2n-degree-of-freedom discrete model with quadratic and cubic terms owing to geometric effect is derived.
They run on a non-profit basis and apply the basic principle of risk sharing with community participation in design and management.
On this basis, and applying corresponding provincial population estimates from Statistics Canada [ 36], the annual dispensing rates for each PO, as well as for 'weak POs' and 'strong POs' were calculated for each province, as well as the Canada total, as the number of DDDs per 1000 population/day, and compared inter-jurisdictionally and over-time.
The wavelet transforms are used as basis functions and applied in conjunction with the method of moments to obtain the current distribution in the antenna.
A local reconstruction technique using a geometric basis is developed and applied to evaluate the finite element constituents of the trimmed knot spans in terms of the underlying control variables.
The technique uses Tchebychev polynomials as spatial basis functions, and applies Galerkin's method to obtain the spatially discretized equations of motion.
Using the most energetic empirical eigenfunctions for the velocity and temperature fields as basis functions and applying Galerkin's method, low-order models consisting of few non-linear ordinary differential equations are obtained.
A model such as we describe here could identify these instances of gene conversion statistically and on a genome-wide basis and, if applied to a group of related organisms, could provide a description of their extent and taxonomic distribution in nature.
