However, the interpretation of many of these behaviours is complex when applied to dementia due to considerable overlap with other common behavioural symptoms or cognitive deficits which may confound an assessment, manifesting from boredom, hunger, anxiety, depression or disorientation [ 14].
Furthermore, the flow behaviour of the mortar when applied to an inclined plane was evaluated with a so-called slip-test 10 and 40 min after water addition.
However, this statement gives us a key insight into considering the behaviour of numerical methods when applied to SDEs with small noise of the form (13) d X (t ) = f (t, X (t ) ) dt + εg (t, X (t ) ) dW (t ), X (t 0 ) = x 0, where ε>0 is a small-noise term.
Figure 2 shows power spectra for the experimental data shown in fig. 1 to assess the behaviour of the different filter functions when applied to the attenuation projection and to compare them to the DPC projection.
Fractional derivative rheological models are known to be very effective in describing the viscoelastic behaviour of materials, especially of polymers, and when applied to dynamic problems the resulting equations of motion, after a fractional state-space expansion, can still be studied in terms of modal analysis.
But this same word, when applied to people, illustrates how an "over-" compound implies an appropriate level of some behaviour that has been regrettably exceeded.
Because determining power law behaviour requires spectral analysis, namely the determination of the frequency components of the underlying signal, the technique becomes problematic when applied to nonstationary signals.
When applied to a woman it most often describes her appearance, but is also used to indicate female behaviour that would not be considered objectionable when coming from a male – asserting a strongly held opinion, for instance.
