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The primary observed activation energy was approximately 24 kcal mol−1, which is in agreement with the DFT computational values for the proposed Hoveyda Grubbs mechanism.

Table 5 ▸ lists a number of experimental and computational values for the N H (or N D) bond length of the ammonium ion in the gas phase, in clusters and in crystals (for which we report only single-crystal neutron diffraction data).

Second, these high-level pathway maps have limited computational value for the analysis of Systems Toxicology data sets.

Biological pathways such as those captured by KEGG (Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes) [ 5] are manually drawn pathway maps linking genes to pathways; KEGG pathways have limited computational value for analysis of systems biology data sets beyond directly mapping observed changes to pathways and assessing over-representation.

The model demonstrates the computational value of neural oscillations for parsing sensory stimuli based on their temporal properties and offers new perspectives for syllable-based automatic speech recognition (Wu et al., 1997) and brain-machine interfaces using oscillation-based neuromorphic algorithms.

As for the equalizer module, all computational values are quantized according to defined precisions.

Our computational approach infers ESP values for both phases, Plinian and co-ignimbrite, of the eruption accounting for the gravitational spreading of the umbrella cloud.

The same equations are used in compression and tension for the computational convenience because DIF values for compression and tension do not show a large difference in a structure subjected to general blast loading which accompanies the relatively small strain rate.

It does not require additional NMR acquisition time or elaborate computational algorithms, providing quantitative values for a fair amount of metabolites, with minimum effort.

We also employed Jorde and Ryman's (1995, 1996) computational method to estimate values for C =  40.37 and G =  9.03 from the razorback life table (Turner et al. 2007), where C is a correction factor for overlapping generations and G is mean generation length.

On the basis of this assessment, appropriate values for these computational parameters are discussed separately and validated with a two-dimensional computational aeroacoustic (CAA) model.