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We performed geometry optimization and DFT energy calculation for all possible multiplicities, and used the most stable states to calculate the BDEs.
"I never thought about how many Portolets it would take to handle a crowd like this, but we have people who do that kind of calculation for all kinds of events," Ms. Tyler said.
After performing this calculation for all the surfaces in succession, the longitudinal distance from the last surface to the intersection point of the emergent ray with the lens axis is found by Corresponding but much more complicated formulas are available for tracing a skew ray, that is, a ray that does not lie in the meridian plane but travels at an angle to it.
This month the commission sent a letter to all regulated futures brokers telling them the agency expects them to use the net liquidating calculation — and not the alternative calculation — for all accounts, American and foreign, "pending adoption of the new rules".
The difference between "direct integral method" and "τ-variation method" is that the "τ-variation method" needs to solve the differential equations for the three of temporal geometrical aberration coefficients of second order, while the "direct integral method" only needs to carry out the integral calculation for all of these temporal aberration coefficients of second order.
The algorithm begins with a SINR calculation for all possible channel combinations.
A default integration accuracy parameter of 4.0 was used for geometry optimizations and single point calculations for all systems under study.
Figures for disabled students are collected at institutional level and, therefore, the same percentage will be used in the calculations for all subjects.
(iii) Calculations for all limitations which require averaging of measurements shall utilize an arithmetic mean unless otherwise specified by the Director in the permit.
Model calculations for all films are in excellent agreement with film spectra measured as a function of irradiation time using different laboratory light sources.
