First, we define each component theoretically using a ULC function.
The analysis of a complex periodic wave into its spectral components was theoretically established early in the 19th century by Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Fourier of France and is now commonly referred to as the Fourier theorem.
Further, this paper investigates the components that theoretically affect the accuracy of the models.
Three-dimensional transient responses of porous media under moving surface impulses of finite frequency components are theoretically studied.
These two components are theoretically informed by future-selves research (within social psychology) which posits that our imagined "possible selves" act as "future self-guides" and, as such, are experienced in the here and now as "self-states" (Dörnyei, 2009, p. 16).
In summary, exploratory factor analysis indicated the new 11-item scale containing two components was theoretically congruent with the concepts of trust and teamwork among TTMs in rural Liberia.
Antibody-containing whole blood or the plasma component could theoretically be harvested from thousands of recovered Ebola patients, but "convalescent serum" has not worked well in monkey experiments.
Along the same lines, writers of another systematic review concluded it was challenging to 'attribute the health effects of conditional financial incentive programmes to the monetary component because, theoretically, conditionality may be confounding this effect…' (p10 11) (Bassani et al. 2013).
In contrast, the key idea in our rank-based method is that by using a uniform small value of d, we ensure that (i) the network only contains highly reliable edges, and (ii) each module of the network is (almost) fully connected into a single component, both theoretically and empirically (see below).
The background thermal effects of the sensor components are analyzed theoretically.
