As recommended by [15], the usable proportion of grains refers to the removal of grains with physical damage such as cracks, holes, and discoloration.
P_{text{battery}} = frac{{mathop sum nolimits_{i = 0}^{text{PB}} (R_{text{bat}} - R_{{{text{no}}_{text{bat}}}} )}}{{left( {1 + r} right)^{i} }} (4 The discharge depth is defined as the annual stored energy divided by 365 times the usable battery capacity (5).
Hence, the development team's activities are influenced by many factors, including the usable tools, methods, strategy decisions and interpersonal relevance (Lu et al. 2000).
This makes the app the usable by people want to keep up on certain types of news, regardless of who they follow on Twitter — and by folks who aren't on Twitter at all.
8 At the Love Parade in Duisburg, the capacity of the main ramp to and from the festival area was given by the minimum usable width of the ramp.
Related to this point, we explored how well the LST captured by the one usable 2009 LST image represented the LST over a longer time frame, especially in this region where population growth and economic development have been static or declining in recent years.
Then, by getting utmost out of the usable information on the actual sampling pattern, a newly augmented Lyapunov-Krasovskii functional (LKF) is constructed to formulate stability and stabilization criteria.
In addition to converting the by-products into usable commodities, the system emits no pollutants during operation.
Also important to understanding whether interventions succeed or fail is intervention fidelity, or the faithfulness with which the intervention is performed, which can be influenced by how usable the tools are and the degree of training and support given to front-line clinicians (i.e., items at the level of intervention in Figure 1).
In 1963, Lacoste changed the world of tennis by introducing the first usable metal racquet — a design that was produced by Wilson in the United States and adopted by players like Jimmy Connors and Billie Jean King.
