Rhinehart says that, in fact, he took the name Soylent from the science-fiction novel that inspired "Soylent Green" — "Make Room! Make Room!" (1966), in which a combination of soybeans and lentils becomes a solution to the depredations of overpopulation.
In this way, the DOA estimation problem becomes a solution to the sparse representation of Eq. (23).
The function (varphi _{mathrm{ex}}) then becomes an exact solution of equation (43) subject to initial and boundary conditions as in (19).
However, one may observe that every solution of system (4.1) becomes a quasiperiodic solution because of the effects of impulses.
Since the absorption recovery time remains constant when increasing the current, the larger the current is, the earlier the gain exceeds the losses, and this condition makes the higher order harmonic ML become a possible solution of this ML system at a higher current (Figure 3d).
It became clear that a solution of sodium, glucose, and water in the intestine would overcome the losses caused by the cholera enterotoxin and would maintain the hydration of the patient.
Therefore, allowing the EUs to simultaneously access different home BSs in femtocell networks becomes a natural solution to aggregate sum rates of different backhaul links and thus avoid traffic bottleneck [4].
A direct result is that, as the blade cross section becomes more circular approaching the root, the flow field deviates from that predicted by potential flow and separation becomes unavoidable, thus requiring a solution of the boundary layer.
The moment a horror writer's universe becomes consistent – such-and-such a solution of garlic nails the vamps; such and such a purity of silver will see off a werewolf – it tends to move into the territory of comedy (cf Buffy) or science fiction (cf Blade).
Under this extension, the uniqueness of the solutions of the initial-boundary value problems (4) and (5) imply that the integral representation (11) becomes the integral representation of a solution of the initial-boundary value problem (4) on Ω T = { ( x, t ) ∈ R 2 : 0 < x < 1, 0 < t ≤ T }.
