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Property prediction for a given polymer structure using group contribution models require that the structure can be fully represented by groups with well-defined contributions for that particular property.

The difference is shown to be due to the non-linear deformation of material around the crack tip, which cannot be fully represented by a cohesive zone law along the fracture surface.

The features of two or three dimensional roughness cannot be fully represented by this conventional index.

However, the nonlinearity of the power system cannot be fully represented by MILP formulations, and therefore cause inherent inaccuracy.

These fluids show different characteristics from the Newtonian fluids which cannot be fully represented by the Navier-Stokes equations.

This guarantees that a k-sparse or compressible signal can be fully represented by M measurements with the dimension-reduced measurement matrix Φ t).

Only prehistoric and modern Homo sapiens and H. neanderthalensis are fully represented by hand skeletons.

The Poincaré map is a powerful tool that, in combination with a constraint on the energy level, allows a reduction in dimension such that, for the planar problem, the system is reduced to two-dimensions and the phase space is fully represented by the projection onto a plane.

Good is easily attainable, evil easily endurable.' The first three of these maxims are fully represented by the poem's moral commentary, but the fourth is curiously absent.

Equation (11) holds true because the received signal is fully represented by the outputs of the filters matched to Q orthogonal spreading sequences.

Moreover, we prove that the computational complexity of the scheme is scalable since the KL channels, in an L-cell setup, are fully represented by only B channel direction estimates.