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In this first work, we show that the dynamics of some reactive systems displaying atypical behavior can be represented by fractional order differential equations.

This is particularly relevant in the context of drug abuse, where drug abuse behavior can be represented.

This behavior can be represented by the cluster formula: A2/A3,B2/B3,C3-C5.

In all experiments, the adsorption data have engaged in behavior that can be represented by pseudo-second order model.

Special care is taken of the quasi-brittle material behavior which can be represented by the continuum damage model, along with the solution procedures for fully coupled thermo mechanical loading conditions.

This approach suggests an acceptable relation between rheological properties of rubber blends based on NR/SBR with their thermal behavior, which can be represented by Equation 3 (Figures 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12) as normalized factor and h NR / h SBR = f rheological properties Open image in new window (3) Open image in new window Figure 7 Plot of TC 90 vs. h NR / h SBR.

Finally, the stable serialized time indicators of each PrEV are obtained, and then the PrEV cluster's behavior process regularity can be represented.

We simply require that the property describing the expected behavior can be expressed in temporal logic and that the behavior of the system can be represented by a numerical trace (possibly obtained by numerical simulation of deterministic or stochastic models).

The behavior of many processes can be represented by a set of intensive and extensive variables.

The results of the analysis confirm that the complex behavior of the network can be represented by a nonlinear stochastic second-order process and it is not due to a deterministic chaos or a non-stationarity in the network.

The behavior of this system can be represented on a three-dimensional regime diagram, whose axes are ratios of the characteristic timescales for chemical reaction, diffusion (of both heat and mass), and natural convection.