Branching theory was first applied in a substantial way to some problems about survival of genetic mutations.
Formation of highly-branched off-stoichiometric polymers from Ax+By monomers has been described theoretically using a statistical branching theory in which the irreversibility of bond formation was respected.
Characterization of the model networks revealed that the molecular weight between junction points, Mc, calculated from the sol fraction (branching theory) agrees with the Mc calculated from the tensile storage rubber modulus E′.
The degradation behavior of the reworkable thermosets were well-described by gel degradation theory, i.e. the reverse of the gelation process, and the experimental results were in good agreement with calculated values obtained by replacing the extent of reaction, p, in Macosko and Miller's branching theory with the extent of degradation, 1−p.
To local activists, the national group is a hidebound practitioner of the "appeasement or olive-branch theory of governance" that keeps gun owners from claiming the full liberties owed to them.
The relative number of cells in each generation can be calculated for example using branching theory [ 10] however this requires a knowledge of the cell intermitotic time.
One branch of theory emphasises the role of capital accumulation in generating growth: save more, is the implication.
From the hip Many nappy returns The third branch ReprintsIn theory, another 12 projects, from Boston to Arizona, should open over the next five years.
Bentham, in contrast to Mill, represented the egoistic branch — his theory of human nature reflected Hobbesian psychological egoism.
Modern network research is an extension of a long-established branch of theory that deals with a world of mathematical abstractions.
This reconciliation, often credited to Fisher and referred to as the Fisherian view, led to the branch of theory known as quantitative genetics, dealing with quantitative traits, e.g., the height of a plant or the fat content of its seeds.
