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The mu rhythm is expected to decompose into one or a few components from each subject, and these are the only components useful for the analysis.

Equality is the transitive, symmetric closure of reduction, which means that if two terms are equal then there is a finite path comprising reduction and expansion steps (which decompose into one-step reductions and one-step expansions, respectively).

While a variety of interpretations on non-double couple components are possible (Julian et al. 1998), the moment tensor for the main shock by JMA provides us with such eigenvalues that can be decomposed into one normal faulting and one strike-slip earthquake on the assumption of no volume changes.

The optimum allocation problem is decomposed into one main optimization problem and several sub-optimization problems.

A stress was decomposed into one volumetric and two deviatoric components orthogonal to each other.

Only GaN existed on the surface of sample A. For sample C, the N1s spectra can be decomposed into one subpeaks at 398.7 eV, which is assigned to N-Al bond [27].

Notice that the two-way array Y is decomposed into one score and one loading vector, whereas the matricized three-way array X is decomposed into one score and two loading vectors, w J and w K.

For example, the reaction in eq. (2) would be decomposed into one positive (A→C) and one negative arc (B→C).

The PPG sensor is composed of a light-emitting diode 12 mm distant from a photodiode, the wavelength of light emitted is 905 nm in the infrared spectrum: the PPG signal can be decomposed into one continuous part (PDC) and one pulsatile part (PAC).

The net fluxes are decomposed into one-way fluxes (16) J 1 = J + 1 − J − 1 (17) J 2 = J + 2 − J − 2, where the signs plus and minus refer to the forward and the backward directions, respectively.

Each groundwater head series is decomposed into: (a) one or more deterministic components as a response to known driving forces, (b) one or more common dynamic factors, representing spatial patterns not related to any of the input series and (c) one specific dynamic factor for each groundwater head series, describing unique variation for that series.