Therefore, time-cumulation effect on the concentrations has to be considered to obtain complete physical model.
Therefore, time-cumulation effects on the concentrations (i.e., observations) must be taken into account to estimate time-varying parameters.
"Pierre and I edited together on two stations back to back for weeks, I did all light cumulations and effects and Pierre cut all the materials to the music".
The second is the difference-stationary hypothesis, according to which the trend results from the cumulation of the effects of random disturbances.
He took serious risks with accents of duration at one point, lingering on strong beats, but succeeded in enhancing the effect of teeming cumulation that lies at the heart of this work.
In conclusion, the observation that children exposed to P. falciparum malaria have antibodies to brain antigen in their plasma, may be the consequence of a cumulation number of sub-clinical brain damage resulting from previous episodes of severe non-cerebral malaria.
However, they reasoned that cases of ABD that did not conform to these toxicologic parameters reflected the effect of repeated exposures, leading to a cumulation of injury that would lower the threshold for respiratory symptoms (Sterner and Eisenbud 1951).
This could be a result of the higher cumulation of copper ions on more rougher surface (see Figures 1(a) and 1(b)) and also smaller particle size (see Table 2) and thus larger surface area [ 42].
To yield a cumulative measure (which would provide a cumulation of risk across POPs with similar chemical and physical properties) of 3 PCDDs, we summed the rank of 3 POPs that belong to the PCDDs.
The observation nodes labeled with y ~ i [ n ] represent the observation function gi,n(x[ n]), which is the transition probability between y ~ i [ n ] and x[ n] only including the effect of multiplying each user's spreading sequence in the receiver without cumulation.
