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Wilson (forthcoming) objects to grounding formulations of non-reductive physicalism, claiming that they leave many issues open relevant to characterizing the dependence of the mental on the physical, ones that any adequate formulation of the thesis must address.

The overall process model reveals interesting trends characterizing the dependence of the strippant (energy) required for achieving a given solute fractional recovery on the system design and operating variables.

From the neural coding point of view, characterizing the dependence of different aspects of network activity upon the external input is necessary to understand and quantify how different aspects of network activity take part in the encoding of external stimuli [50 53].

The following two lemmas characterize the dependence of positive and dead core solutions of problem (1.6a - 1.6b) on the parameter.

here and Formula (21) characterizes the dependence of the effective forbidden band gap on the semiaxes a1 and c1.

Then, we characterize the dependence of fundamental scalar measures of network structure on the aggregation interval, and address the properties of links added at different times during the aggregation procedure.

We introduce three quasi solid angles to describe the displacement discontinuities over the dislocation surface and extract a simple step function out of these angles to characterize the dependence of the displacements on the configuration of the dislocation surface.

The results of this study demonstrate that the proposed combinatorial approach to characterize the dependence of adhesion on adhesion-controlling parameters has the potential to assess various factors affecting the adhesion.

In this study, we characterize the dependence of modeling parameters that define a structure's nonlinear response at a component level, and the interactions of multiple components associated with a structure's response.

A single cell adhesion substratum with the constant ridge width (1 μm), and depth (400 nm) and variable groove widths (1 –9.1 μm) allowed us to characterize the dependence of cellular responses, including cell shape, orientation, and migration, on the anisotropy and local density of the variable micro- and nanotopographic pattern.

Finally, a 1.1 µs long simulation of mildly truncated nonameric form of the peptide (sequence INYWLAHAK, hereafter referred to as nonamer peptide) was also performed to characterize the dependence of our results on the length of the deletion.