A condition for relevance of the inter-dimensional behavior is a large transition scale compared to the layer thickness, ℓ ≫ L, see also Fig. 2. In terms of effective particle mass, this means (14).
When submitting a query with multiple words, the user is usually interested in some type of relationship [ 3] between the words, such that the "presence of relationship" between the query words in the article also becomes a necessary condition for relevance.
However, the method provides a valuable means for evaluating imager performance under many conditions of relevance for detection applications, and provides an upper bound for performance that is valid under all conditions.
When combined, the experimental and numerical methods demonstrated in this work provide a novel, convenient approach to determine the CCM fatigue durability under various hygrothermal loading conditions of relevance for fuel cell design and operation.
Moreover, the iodine content in iodized salt vanishes over time, which might be, coupled with storage conditions, of relevance for large quantities bought.
Differences of at least 15% in COPAC must be achieved under clinical conditions for clinical relevance when using the triplicate method [ 24, 26].
The account offers, at best, a sufficient condition of relevance.
This practice includes the evaluation of the use of new radioligands for the study of conditions of relevance to the human population.
Furthermore, administration of the aqueous extract might offer a useful alternative or complementary choice in either the prevention or the treatment of psychiatric condition with relevance for PD.
Type of material, dimensions of specimens, testing methods, age of testing and other relevance condition for measuring input parameters obtained from various sources are presented in Table 1.
The counterpart condition for the so-called relevance notion of probabilistic confirmation is the following: (P3) Tautological evidence For any \(h_{1},h_{2},k\bL\\bL\) and any \(P\in \bP\), \(C_{P}(h_{1},\top \mid k) = C_{P}(h_{2},\top \mid k).\) (P3) implies that any hypothesis is equally "confirmed" by empty evidence.
