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Not all differential equations can be solved in such a simple manner.
For example, linear equilibrium equations (for example, obtained when using scaled sum combination functions) in principle can be solved analytically in a generic form, thereby obtaining expressions for the equilibrium values in terms of the parameters of the model, but equilibrium equations involving logistic functions cannot be solved in such a manner.
However, there is one serious problem which has to be solved in such sensors, namely that uric acid itself is oxidized at Pt, Au and carbon electrodes at the potentials necessary to oxidize H2O2 [ 29- 31].
He said he was pleased that the case had been solved in such a short time — around 10 months after the shootings — and hoped that "such reports will come regularly".
Other challenges also remain to be solved in traditional DVC, such as the feedback channel problem.
Some problems still remain to be solved in its application, such as the fast recombination of photogenerated electron hole pairs.
These nonlinear potential flow equations sometimes must be solved in real time––such as for real-time flight simulation, when observers are needed for controllers, or in preliminary design computations.
However, such ambiguities could be solved in higher visual area such as V4 [80] which are not in the scope of this paper.
This paper presents a novel mobility monitoring system and some of its applications to address problems that would be solved in a Smart City, such as the optimization of traffic flows in terms of trip-time and security (Smart Traffic), and the improvement of security or energetic issues inside buildings.
3 Zigzag nanoribbons feature remarkable spin-polarization and half-metallic properties 4 and chemically fascinating challenges have to be solved in the synthesis of such extended polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).
The continuity equation is solved in the strong form, such that mass conservation holds point wise, while the momentum equation is solved in the weak form such that vorticity is globally conserved.
