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This allows simplifying the problem of estimating the residual of the fused SI and allows the M-DVC solution to leverage well-known techniques for residual estimation and correlation noise model calculation developed for single SI DVC schemes.

The unified expression of the notch stress strain calculation developed in this paper can thus provide a more logical approximate approach for estimating the elastic plastic notch-tip stress and strain responses of components subjected to lengthy multiaxial cyclic loading histories for local strain approach-based fatigue-crack-initiation life prediction.

The results of the finite element calculations for rectangular sheet electrodes are in better agreement with the experiments than those of a previous analytical calculation developed under a simplifying assumption (i.e. identical local electrolyte resistance at each point of the electrode surface) which was equivalent to neglecting current distribution induced by electrode and cell geometry.

After 600, astronomical observation and calculations developed steadily, and they reached their high point after 500, when Babylonian and Greek astronomers began their fruitful collaboration.

The calculations, developed in collaboration with the University of Illinois, seek to assess mood by examining such features as the curvature of the lips and crinkles around the eyes and assigning a score to six basic emotions.

Table 1 summarizes all the results of hydraulic calculations developed for the earth dam variant with uncontrolled lateral spillway.

Table 2 summarizes all the results of hydraulic calculations developed for the earth dam variant with uncontrolled frontal spillway.

where L and R are the left and right terms of Equation 29, respectively, in the calculations developed in the Annexe (Section 9).

To see if the idea would work, aerospace engineer Colin McInnes and one of his graduate students, Shahid Baig, at the University of Strathclyde in the United Kingdom started with calculations developed by Robert Forward, a physicist and NASA consultant.

An average estimate of 21 L (17 Kg) of residual NAPL per cubic meter of terrain is provided on the basis of original calculations, developed from published equations.

Also questioned is the applicability of bearing capacity calculations developed for a rigid footing when dealing with a flexible reinforced mass.