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The novelty of this paper is to show that the Paris' law can be used for explaining the change in response phase while the crack opens.
35 This internal structure can be used for explaining the mechanical properties of the nano-foam and is shown being consistent with a diffusion-limited cluster aggregation model.
The presented theory can therefore be used for explaining why such learning approaches lead to qualitatively similar types of receptive fields.
An analogous argumentation could be used for explaining the lethality of embryos expressing imp-α2 NLSB− or imp-α2 SNLSB− in an imp-α2 D14/imp-β background.
The proportional change in variance [ 45] is another measure that could be used for explaining variance across hospitals by patient characteristics.
Specifically, the proposed theory can be used for explaining why the above-mentioned statistical models lead to qualitatively similar types of receptive fields as the idealized receptive fields obtained from our theory.
Calorimetric data on thermokinetics and pressure were used for explaining the practical consequences or which the worst cases encountered in this kind of plant.
Langmuir and Freundlich models were used for explaining the adsorption behavior of proteins, giving that Langmuir model is better for bovine serum albumin (BSA) and both model are not so available for fibrinogen.
Existing ploughing mechanism and velocity-dependent mechanism, which were used for explaining the process damping in milling, did not consider the feedback influence of vibrations in normal direction, and thus, they cannot be used to reveal the underlying cause of process damping in milling process of thin-walled workpiece.
A modified Brillouin function was used for explaining the ferromagnetic behavior of α-Fe2O3 nanoparticles.
The spatially random distribution of pore size leads to a plateau-like trend of capillary pressure with wetting phase saturation which was used for explaining percolation in porous media (Sahimi 1994).
