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Because an animal's AD and AI are expressed in the same pooled record, the direct Z-matrix that links pooled phenotypes to AD's and the indirect Z-matrix that links pooled phenotypes to AI's are completely confounded (as shown in Appendix A by using a fictive example (Table 8)).

Because of non-standard reaction kinetic expressions, not allowed in the HYSYS program, the reactor had to be described by using fictive streams.

However, it is also possible to set the parameters by using fictive information.

Using a spectroscopically active chemical order probe, we identify a "chemical fictive temperature", Tchm, by analogy with the "fictive temperature" Tf commonly used to denote the temperature where the structural arrest occurred during cooling a glassformer.

The process is shown by using it to estimate the net-benefit over 70 years for an investor related to a fictive building in London with flexible ceilings and the same building with rigid ceilings.

MTPM for each participant was calculated using fictive markers, a set of virtual points defined in the rigid body of the implant.

The validity of the conclusions obtained using the fictive materials was checked by applying the weight functions to four real composites.

525 West 24th Street Chelsea Through Oct. 12 In the mid-1980's, when savvy, politically minded artists were finding new uses for Pop art, Julia Scher conceived "Security by Julia," a fictive company with pink-uniformed personnel equipped with the latest in surveillance technology.

These are then framed by other fictional devices: an introduction by a fictive editor (Prof. Albert J. Stewart) and a (fictional) postscript by (the real) Anna Freud.

In previous work we successfully used a stable Dominican amber to investigate the sub-glass transition dynamics of an organic glass with extremely low fictive temperature.

Instead, he argues that the assertions are not independent from the rest of the work and that they are made by a fictive voice, a voice employed by the real author.