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This indicates that collisional quenching corrections for laser-induced fluorescence measurements can be calculated from knowledge of major species mole fractions and gas temperature.

For example, the parameters for protein synthesis and misfolding can be calculated from knowledge of the protein half-life and the steady state levels of misfolded protein.

The exact point at which selection favors a switch from one tactic to another can be calculated from knowledge of the fitness functions, the distribution of switchpoints and the variation in (in this case) status [ 18, 19].

This reduction is further highlighted in Figure 3; here, the heat transfer coefficient is calculated from knowledge of the heat flux, the average measured surface temperature, and the bulk fluid temperature (which is the saturation temperature for these experiments) Figure 2 Pool boiling curve for DI water and nanofluids tests systematically discussed in this work.

He presented a mathematical formulation in which the values of the electric and magnetic fields at all points in space can be calculated from a knowledge of the sources of the fields.

The weights (or coefficients) w i, and the abscissas x i, i = 1,2,..., N, can be calculated from the knowledge of the first 2N + 1 moments of ξ.

It was found that many cubic elements are exceptions with regard to the assumed constant scaling factor for the expression of the average sound velocity in terms of the bulk modulus, and consequently the Debye temperature of a cubic element must be calculated from the knowledge of all the elastic constants of the system.

The shear stress felt by the tongue has itself to be calculated from a knowledge of the viscosity of the food; again, there are different models to do this (see, for example, the fluid mechanical calculations of DeMartine and Cussler(204)).

Replacement rate can be calculated from statewide values of cows and replacement heifers, and knowledge of the time required for a heifer to mature and give birth.

A knowledge of the bond-valence−bond-length correlation allows experimental bond valences, S, to be calculated from observed bond lengths.

The mean number of counts per voxel (cps mL−1) in each VOI was registered, and the mean voxel activity (Bq mL−1) was calculated from the knowledge of the camera sensitivity (cps MBq−1).