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This outcome was corresponding to the principle of mass transfer, where the transport force stems from the concentration gradient of a particular component between the solid and the liquid [26].
According to electrostatic theory, the electrostatic (or Coulomb) energy of such an array of point charges is minimized by having the cations surrounded by anions and anions surrounded by cations corresponding to the principle of local charge neutrality.
Here m 1 = 0.19m 0 and m 2 = 0.98m 0 are the effective masses corresponding to the principle axes of the constant energy ellipsoids.
Let (varphi_{1}) be the eigenfunction corresponding to the principle eigenvalue of left { textstylebegin{array}{l} -Delta u=lambda u, quad xinOmega, u|_{partialOmega}=0. end{array}displaystyle right.
The high sensitivity of the sensors corresponding to the working principle of fabricated device in which resistance of device depends on variation in concentrations of NO2 exposures [16].
The Norwegian kindergarten as a child care institution dovetailed neatly with many of the ideals of the Nordic welfare state model; all citizens would enjoy equally high standards of living corresponding to the universal principles of the Nordic social democratic welfare regime (Korsvold, 2013:12013
A dynamic role concept is derived corresponding to the inner organizational principle of the Two-Level-Collaboration. CEN can be modularly designed by means of this role concept.
Notice that this proof uses a principle corresponding to the law of excluded middle.
Unfortunately, this starting point is somewhat obscured in Part I of the Foundation of the Entire Wissenschaftslehre by a difficult and somewhat forced attempt on Fichte's part to connect this starting point to the logical law of identity, as well as by the introduction of two additional "first principles," corresponding to the logical laws of non-contradiction and sufficient reason.
At first sight this solution can be appreciated as rather logical and corresponding to famous principle of insufficient reason (also known in decision theory as Laplace criterion) because there is no way to explain convincingly that X must not be equal to (k{mathbf{A}}).
The results showed that the multipod foundations (symmetric or asymmetric) exhibit two closely spaced natural frequencies corresponding to the rocking modes of vibration in two principle axes.
