The atomic data and analysis structure (ADAS) database is used to provide the required collisional-radiative (CR) photon emissivity coefficients (PECs) values under the optical thin plasma condition in the analysis.
The atomic data set was collected via two passes.
Both the atomic bomb survivor data [ 43, 63] and a Dutch cohort study of HL survivors [ 80] showed a highly increased risk of early-onset breast cancer among women who were exposed to radiation in childhood or adolescence.
These simulations are obtained with the latest atomic data and EIS response functions.
We analyzed the observed intensities of spectral lines and the nearby continuum using the CHIANTI v5.2 atomic data package.
The computations in the parallel-processing units are thus restricted to records in the stream as atomic data units and kernel functions as atomic instructions.
This standardisation task can itself be decomposed into two steps: segmentation of the data into specific, atomic data elements; and the transformation of these atomic elements into their canonical forms.
XSD defines the structure of data objects, restricts the allowed values of atomic data and defines specialization and inclusion relations on the data types.
Respective emission functions have been calculated using the CHIANTI v. 5.2 atomic data package.
Once found, the most likely path through the HMM can then be used to associate each word in the original input string with a hidden state, and this information is then used to segment the input string into atomic data elements like those illustrated in Table 2.
