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Results indicate that, for the trusses and frames considered, the dynamic behavior can be approximated by continuum modelling approaches for only the lowest few global modes.

Those benefits could be approximated by any vehicle that used one motor for each wheel.

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Second, the discrete network is approximated by a continuum.

While the response of the grains themselves is approximated by coupled continuum elements, grain boundaries are numerically incorporated via so-called cohesive-type or interface elements.

The missing enzyme surrounding is approximated by a homogeneous polarizable continuum model with some assumed dielectric constant.

Furthermore, the SOL program makes some incorrect predictions due to the simplified scheme of protein-ligand binding energy calculations mainly due to the absence of the local energy optimization and too simplified calculation of the desolvation energy when nonlocal molecules interactions with solvent continuum are approximated by the respective local energy grid.

It is obtained by (1) fitting the 9.7μm model profile with a Drude function and subtracting the continuum which is fitted with a six-order polynomial, (2) integrating the continuum-subtracted extinction profile (which is approximated by a Drude function) over wavelength, and finally (3) dividing the integrated value with the width of the interstellar 9.7μm silicate absorption feature.

A relation between an internal length scale parameter, used in the nonlocal continuum model, and the structural properties of the network is approximated by a simple function.

We have assumed that the induced damage volume and Mn atoms profile is similar to that in the continuum implanted sample, and the nanostructure of M1 samples is approximated by an array of discs with a diameter of 280 nm.

(The smaller ratio, known as Academy format, is approximated by most television sets.