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The Fourier transforms of these equations can be solved simultaneously to obtain expressions for the unknown functions.

Since, both process and molecular property operators target the same optimum process performance, the set of inequality expressions can be solved simultaneously to identify the molecules that meet the desired process performance.

The mathematical relations that describe the response of the diode and the ionization chamber can be solved simultaneously to give the contributions to the absorbed dose from protons and neutrons separately.

The proportion of mating adults that are good parents is therefore (4) g 2 = g 1 / m G g 1 / m G + (1 − g 1 ) / m P. Equation 2 through Equation 4 can be solved simultaneously to yield values for g2, m G, and m P in terms of g1.

Equations (13) and (14) are solved simultaneously to obtain the surface heat flux and the temperature profile of the fracture at different time steps of interest.

A set of nonlinear equations are solved simultaneously to determine the plate responses to a thickness-dependent temperature field and/or a transverse mechanical loading.

Darcy's equation and linear driving force model are solved simultaneously to account for inter-particle and intra-particle mass transfer, respectively.

The modified St . Venantequations together with the governing equations for suspended sediment and bed load transport were solved simultaneously to obtain flow properties and sediment transport rate.

The differential equations are solved simultaneously to obtain the partial vapor pressures of the oxidant and oxides as a function of the spatial location and time.

The component balance equation and a flux-rejection relationship arising from irreversible thermodynamics are solved simultaneously to develop a dynamic simulation.

The governing equations of poroelasticity are solved simultaneously to give change in stress and pressure in the reservoir and it is related to rock deformation by assuming rock to be linearly elastic.