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It is demonstrated that the braiding angles and fibre volume fractions can be represented as functions of this key parameter.
The solution, which can be represented as functions of the location of the new facility, is obtained by analytical resolution of a system of equations in the case of one facility in the market or by polynomial approximation in the case of multiple facilities.
Random variables A and B, whose joint distribution depends on factors (x,y), are selectively influenced by x and y, respectively, if A and B can be represented as functions of, respectively, (x,SA,C) and (y,SB,C), where SA,SB,C are stochastically independent and do not depend on (x,y).
Effective permittivity ε ∥ and ε ⊥ can be represented as functions of permittivity and thickness of metal and dielectric material.
Our ODE approximation method is based on the assumption that the combinatory state probabilities of three consecutive MHs can be represented as functions of the state probabilities of single units, but does not have any firm theoretical basis.
Conductivity and oxygen diffusivity of soil conditions are represented as functions of soil matter, air porosity, and volumetric wetness.
Second, the profiles are represented as functions of finite societies to the set of epistemic states (a sort of vectors) and not as multisets of epistemic states.
The cumulative geoneutrino signal and the percentage contributions of the bulk crust, continental lithospheric mantle (CLM), and mantle are represented as functions of the distance from JUNO.
Carnap here had mathematical physics in mind where space-time points are represented by quadruples of real numbers and physical properties like electrical charge-density or mass-density are represented as functions of such quadruples of real numbers.
Controls are represented as functions of time and assigned reasonable upper and lower bounds.
In Fig. 4, the estimated cleavage energy is represented as function of misorientation angle around the <110> axis for the asymmetrical incommensurate GBs with one grain terminated by the {211} plane.
