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In addition, a suitability index has been defined (depending on three specific criteria: degree of precision (accuracy), level of standardization, and suitability of the operation method and type of ion analysed) which enabled the selection of the most appropriate from among the three methods.
In 3GPP LTE/LTE Advanced, different codebooks have been defined depending on the number of transmit antenna ports, and they provide precoding support for simultaneous transmission of variable number of layers (data stream) to the same target UE [4 7, 13].
57 Subtypes have also been defined depending on the neuropsychological profile including amnestic and non-amnestic single or multidomain MCI, and multidomain combined MCI that includes both memory and non-memory deficits.
For a given set of data, many possible means can be defined, depending on which features of the data are of interest.
Best values depend obviously on the water flow rate which is defined depending on both column temperature and column internal diameter.
It is recognized that different Sherwood numbers can be defined depending on the choice of the reference concentration difference (driving force).
In batch mode with increasing superficial gas velocity three regimes may be defined, depending on the state of gas phase in the downcomer: (1) no air bubbles, (2) bubbles remain stationary and (3) bubbles flow downwards and into the riser.
The regularities of the process were defined depending on the structure of the monomers, concentration of the monomers and acid additives, and the nature of anions and cations in the system.
Three-dimensional finite element models of composite laminate and its protection structures are accurately built to assess lightning ablation characteristics based on the coupled thermal/electrical/structural analysis and element deletion method, in which different electrical and thermal physical properties of the elements are defined depending on different temperature conditions.
