Ideally, the difficulty thresholds of the items should be adequately spread to capture the quantity of construct in every subject.
Given what is known of the ages of asteroids and given the upper limit to the size of the present-day asteroids, this means that proto-Jupiter within about one million years of the formation of the solar system had already begun to capture the massive quantities of hydrogen and helium from the solar nebula that constitute most of the giant planet today.
The model accurately captures the key quantities such as the strain distribution in each layer and the locations of the neutral mechanical planes of the top and bottom layers.
His stomping ground was analysis — a discipline that uses estimates to capture the essence of messy mathematical quantities.
PubMed abstracts have the advantage to be available in large quantities and to capture the essential semantics of an article.
In order to complete the clinical, HRQL and safety evaluation of catumaxomab, investigations on costs per quality-adjusted life year, capturing both the quantity and quality of life related to the treatment, should be carried out to also examine catumaxomabs value from an economic perspective.
The summation captures the expected sales quantity, which depends on: (i) the proportion (q_{k}) of consumers searching k times; (ii) the likelihood k / N of consumers observing the utility of firm j; and (iii) the probability (L u_{j})^{k-1}) that, at utility level (u_{j}), the firm offers the highest utility level of all the k firms searched.
Tenure and vacancy describe who, if anyone, is occupying a parcel, and crime captures the quantity and type of crime occurring within a resident's community.
It is an integral quantity which captures the contributions of the fuel temperature, coolant void, and coolant temperature reactivity feedbacks.
Indeed, capital costs are critical because of the scale inherent in trying to capture large quantities of CO2.
