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Because the Debye screening length is comparable to the height at which antibody binds to the cell surface, the resistance and capacitance of the functionalization layer have been considered discretely, as shown in Figure 5 B. Equivalent circuit fits obtained for one of the active and the control sensors are given in Table 1.

The study is limited by its small sample size which limits the number of factors that can be assessed and the levels within these factors that can be considered discretely and also affects the power of the study and its ability to detect effects.

However, as a special case where the information on the size of time-varying delay τ ( k ) is available, we can also consider a discretely delayed-feedback controller of the following form: u ( k ) = G e ( k ) + G τ e ( k − τ ( k ) ). (15).

It shows that fracture surface variations are a reservoir characteristic that researchers should consider in modeling discretely fractured geothermal reservoirs and performing techo-economic analysis (Beckers et al. 2014; Held et al. 2014).

In this way a substantial proportion of the chromatin landscape can be considered as being directed towards discretely covering the tracks left by the passage of RNA polymerase.

Four different configurations of discretely heated cavities are considered for the study based on the location of the heat sources on the walls of the cavities.

In this paper, a multi-product economic production quantity problem with limited warehouse-space is considered in which the orders are delivered discretely in the form of multiple pallets and the shortages are completely backlogged.

Assemblages can be considered in terms of the presence or relative abundance of different discretely defined groups, which are circumscribed using either a taxonomic ranking and naming scheme or an assessed degree of genetic relatedness.

As shown in Fig. 2, the hydraulic fractures perpendicular to the horizontal well are discretely distributed, and the gas flow in hydraulic fractures is considered as one-dimensional flow, whereas the matrix system and the natural fracture system are continuously distributed over the whole rectangular reservoir, and the flow in these two media is considered as two-dimensional flow.

If one considers each large eddy discretely, defines its axis and assigns it an appropriate strength, one can then propose a model that describes very roughly how the eddy varies.

Given that the information in the Wiener-Hopf factors is strictly related to the distributions of the first passage times, as a concrete application in mathematical finance we consider the pricing of discretely monitored exotic options, such as lookback and barrier options, when the underlying price evolves according to an exponential Lévy process.