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The most attractive feature is that it has been shown theoretically that the proposed method of calibration always remains more efficient than the GREG estimator.
It has been shown theoretically that a benzene ring connected between two electrodes in a para configuration should have a conductance that is several orders of magnitude higher than that of a meta configuration[7, 17].
It has been shown theoretically, that by cooling the air within the tunnels by 9K, the temperature in the typical carriage operating under peak load conditions will reduce by approximately 6K to a much more acceptable level.
It has been shown theoretically that in the case of uncharged porous materials the effective diffusion coefficient of solutes is a function of the pore morphology of the material and can be described by the tortuosity (tensor) (Bear, 1988 [1988
Quantum computation provides one possible way forward, since it has been shown theoretically that such devices can substantially speed up the solution of problems such as factorization of large numbers and database search and allow for the simulation of complex many-particle quantum systems.
It has been shown theoretically that the spectral parameters are related to tissue microstructural properties (e.g., effective acoustic scatterer size and concentration) [ 13].
It is shown theoretically that the membrane potential enhancement becomes greater with decreasing the electrolyte concentration and pore radius.
It is shown theoretically that one of the conformations of this molecule forms the optimum trap for the electron.
It is shown, theoretically, that buffer damping is capable of significantly reducing the severity of end-stop impacts.
It was shown theoretically that turbulent diffusion contributes only marginally to particle transport in the concentration polarisation layer.
In this paper, it is shown theoretically that a relationship exists between the correlation entropy and the PSD function.
