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An attempt has been made to screen the available correlations, to select a correlation which can be applied with a large degree of confidence.
The analysis of the parameter estimates shows that the so-called compensation effect is a mere consequence of parameter correlation, which can be easily removed through reparameterization of the Arrhenius equation.
The correlation, which can be applied to drilling and reservoir fluids, requires inhibitor concentration, pressure of the system and, if known, the dissociation pressure of the fluid in the presence of distilled water at 273.15 K.
The development of a realistic correlation which can be of practical importance during the engineering design of high-viscous oil pipeline transportation facility for predicting restart process is presented as follows.
VlsE does not obey the contact-order correlation which can be explained in terms of the entropy cost of the size of loops and/or the ordering of residues between contacting residues [18].
The correlation peaks of different neurons revealed no preference for the sign of correlation, which can be negative or positive.
The developed GMDH models are in the form of simple correlations, which can be used easily in hand calculation problems without any need to computers.
Two correlations, which can be found helpful for the bubble column design, have also been formulated and are in good agreement with the available experimental data.
However, we hypothesize that other vendors provide similar correlations, which can be investigated in the same way as the present study.
Recommendations have been made for correlations which can be used for design purpose; lacunae in the available literature have been delineated and specific recommendations have been made for further work.
After dividing each general kernel into four groups, the integration is resolved into three-dimensional convolutions and correlations, which can be numerically processed with algorithms based on fast Fourier transform (FFT) to enable efficient and accurate numerical computations.
