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The polynomials P ( x ) and Q ( x ) have the same degree, and their coefficients are linked by an explicit formula (see subs. 3.2).
MS response coefficients are linked to ionization efficiencies and can differ between metabolites.
Moreover, the results proved that the increase of lift and drag coefficients is linked to rotational speed and Angle of Attack as well.
The requirement that causality is not violated implies that the real and imaginary parts of the dielectric constant of any material, corresponding respectively to the index of refraction and to the attenuation coefficient, are linked by the Kramers Kronig relations.
Initially, it has been realized for quite different interaction potentials that the reduced transport coefficient is linked to the reduced entropy by simple expressions using macroscopic reduction parameters such as temperature and density.
A remarkable behavior can be observed in the case of coefficients and, which are linked to the quality impact of audio only.
In other words, taxa are linked if their correlation coefficient exceeds an arbitrary researcher-defined threshold.
Linking style coefficient is introduced to denote the rule of vibration energy transmission when structures are linked by one point, some points or a line.
The source of this error is due to the boundary condition that is associated with wavelet decomposition (and the wavelet and scaling coefficients) and is linked to three main issues: 1) using 'future data' (i.e., data from the future that is not available); 2) inappropriately selecting decomposition levels and wavelet filters; and 3) not carefully partitioning calibration and validation data.
Growth response coefficient behaviour is linked to changes in RGR (Fig. 4, upper panels).
