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The variance in synaptic transmission ofthe simulated data (Fig. 3b, black points) is no longerprecisely fit by the approximate formula, obtained from Eq. (22), Eq. (31) and using Eq. 31) with τ s replaced by τ s / 2 to calculate 〈 e − 2 T / τ s 〉 (Fig. 3b, green curve).

The brown oxide prepared by air ignition has the approximate formula Tb4O7; the oxide TbO2 is obtained by using atomic oxygen.

The approximate formula for the critical cavitation number of the square orifice plate that only considers the main influencing factor was obtained by model experiments.

We first conducted a simulation study aiming validating the approximate formula we proposed.

This allowed us to incorporate covariances across models, and is a resampling alternative to the approximate formulas presented by Buckland et al. (1997).

The approximate formulas for the probability distribution of the waiting time of the customers in the system by using the maximum entropy principle (MEP) are obtained.

By considering the molar relations K+ + H3O+ = 1, SO4 2− + CrO4 2− = 2 and OH− = 3Fe3+ −3, it is possible to calculate the approximate formulas shown on Table 1.

Power calculations can be aided by the approximate analytic formula for the standard error of the variance from pairwise interactions.

The scale values of preference for both individuals and for global cellists with regard to the delay time of reflection can be expressed by a single approximate formula, normalizing the delay time by the most-preferred delay time observed for different music motifs.

In addition, we calculated sensitivity by the incidence method using the following approximate formula (Day, 1985; Zappa et al, 2001): Where I t)=the observed number of interval cancer cases during time t and I=the expected number of cases in the absence of screening.

However, for more extreme states of dissociation and larger overall temperature differences, the present results differ from those given by their approximate formula, especially for the cooling (cold wall) problem.