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The partition TSWC into LSWC and SIC at different depths is shown to be corresponded well with soil temperature, frost depth and groundwater dynamics, provided a vigorous basis for augmenting the limited data on soil water redistribution in seasonally frozen soils under natural conditions of different landscapes.

Inexplicably no target figure for augmented sponsorship has yet been set either.

Radial Basis Function augmented versions of the LSTAR-LST-GARCH family models provided small deviation from the results obtained for their MLP variants in terms of training performances.

The (25s15p6d4f2g)/[12s8p6d4f2g] basis set for sodium was constructed in a similar way using the cc-pVQZ-DK and cc-pCVQZ basis sets augmented by three tight s-type primitive functions in a geometric sequence.

The original basis sets were augmented by a single tight s-type basis function.

Radial basis functions are augmented with a posteriori bias in order to perform robustly when used as metamodels.

This review summarizes the available clinical and experimental observations that form the basis for the hypothesis that viral infections may augment fibrotic responses.

The authors discuss the merits of developing a trauma system in Spain to augment and serve as the basis for disaster readiness on a large scale, a concept that we advocate in the USA [ 4].

Reviews of existing study on relation between novel, augmented, and copied designis used as a basis for establishing a distinctive Sarawak image in the Malaysian furniture industry through the approach of methodology of industrial design.

"There is absolutely no scientific basis for the assertion that the regimens popularly defined as 'detox' will augment the body's own capacity for identifying and eliminating your own metabolic wastes or doing the same for environmental toxins," Dr. Pressman said.

The augment of thermal conductivity could provide a basis for an enormous innovation for heat transfer intensification, which is pertinent to a number of industrial sectors including transportation, power generation, micro-manufacturing, chemical and metallurgical industries, as well as heating, cooling, ventilation, and air-conditioning industry.