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In this paper, we investigate how their framework can be adapted to compute the solution to the time-dependent Maxwell equations.
The efficient implementation of the relevant cycles could also be adapted to compute a recent descriptor known as Unique Ring Families [30].
In addition to the change in the propensities of the reaction channels, the algorithm would also need to be adapted to compute the time till next reaction [ 35].
We show that our algorithm can easily be adapted to compute relaxed networks and to support the introduction of artificial points when it is desirable to reduce maximum distance between vertices.
Assuming that as is known from the solution of (1) or (2), we have: (4) E D P = (E D C ) − (E D C + A s − 1 α ) a s ^ Equation (4) can be adapted to compute for each genotyped sire i, a "genomic" pseudo-performance E D P i g, similar to the effective daughter performance EDP i.
If for the Petri net of Example 1 one obtained the constraints shown in Example 2 to compute P-invariants, one can notice that they can easily be adapted to compute sur- or sub-invariants, i.e., weighted sums that can only grow (resp. decrease) during the evolution of the system (see [ 28], for instance, for a formal definition).
Some models, mostly nonlinear, have consequently been developed and the harmonic balance method (HBM) is adapted to compute nonlinear response functions in the frequency domain.
During the identification phase, the density factor for the k-nearest neighbours of an observation is adapted to compute its inconsistency score.
In this study an algorithm designed for the diagonal stride in classical cross-country skiing was adapted to compute spatio-temporal parameters for uphill ski mountaineering using a ski fixed inertial sensor.
They were adapted to compute the fitness based on the aggregation of both coupling measures.
Various equations have been adapted to compute the R-factor; one option is that the erosion index for this parameter is calculated from the total storm energy multiplied by maximum 30 minute intensity.
