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The model comprises contribution from HEM (Homogeneous Equilibrium Model) approach, frozen model and non-equilibrium model for CO2 leak.

The MI signature mainly comprises contribution due to currents flowing at the magnetopause and transient currents generated in the ionosphere and magnetosphere.

The World Yearbook of Education 2019 comprises contributions from internationally renowned scholars exploring novel concepts and methodologies in grappling with contemporary empirical phenomena in educational research.

This parameter is named the Thermal Runaway Number (TRN), and comprises contributions from thermal transport within and outside the cell, as well as the temperature dependence of heat generation rate.

The first term only involves the hydrostatic field of the GB and vacancy relaxation volume, whereas the second term originates from the fact that vacancy having different elastic constants from the matrix will bring an inhomogeneity interaction, which comprises contributions from the hydrostatic and deviatoric parts of the stress tensor.

In case of ringsystems the score comprises contributions from each ring and its respective substituents.

This "ethnographic critique of the contemporary global health enterprise" comprises contributions from anthropologists, historians, an epidemiologist, and a human rights scholar.

As part of the scope, which comprises contributions from manufacturers and sponsors and other stakeholders (e.g. patients, carers, clinical experts), NICE determines which comparators are relevant for the appraisal (Section 2.4.1 GMS TAPS 5).

According to the definition of the energy density, the squared amplitude of a time-domain signal recording particle displacement is proportional to the energy of the incident Lamb wave, but comprises contributions of all modes of propagation.

The magnetic field response to sudden SW pressure changes comprises contributions from the Chapman-Ferraro magnetopause currents, ionospheric currents (such as the Pedersen currents and Hall currents), and field-aligned currents (FACs).

Coherence comprises contributions from three effects (Zebker and Villasenor, 1992): (4 where γ N represents noise in the radar system and processing approach, γ G is geometric coherence proportional to the perpendicular component of the baseline, and γ T is the influence of temporal backscatter change, e.g. from surface cover change or vegetation.