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Based on the wave dispersion relation identified by CWFEM, wave-based homogenization methods are proposed to define equivalent solid plates.

Since homogeneous partitions that define equivalent reduced-state-space MDPs can have a large number of blocks, we relax the requirement of homogeneity.

This paper deals with a method to define Equivalent Fatigue Loads (EFL) from in-service load measurement in the case of a structure subjected to multiple variable fatigue loadings.

We formulate a general theory of positions for subspaces of a Banach space: we define equivalent and isomorphic positions, study the automorphy index a(Y,X) that measures how many non-equivalent positions Y admits in X, and obtain estimates of a(Y,X) for X a classical Banach space such as ℓp,Lp,L1,C or C[0,1].

Rather than obtaining a theory of how uncoupled oscillators with feedforward inhibition synchronize, I suggest to define equivalent PRCs meant to show that the systems with feedforward inhibition, which have excitatory and inhibitory PRCs, behave in a similar way to a system with only one PRC.

As intra-flow interference exists between links that are within 2 hops, transmission on link k may interfere with that on its previous link j and link j's previous link i, so we define equivalent bandwidth which can be calculated from Equations 12, 17, or 18.

Zhuangzi believed that acknowledging the relative nature of all existence was still not sufficient in order to define equivalents and distinctions (Zhuangzi CTP: Qiwu lun, 10).

The effective stiffness tensor of the material with so defined equivalent inhomogeneities is determined by the method of conditional moments.

Service components are defined equivalent if they provide the same services with the same QoS even if their algorithms are different.

The so-called facies change dilemma in automatic strata correlation is that two sections of strata with the same facies can be defined equivalent, and two sections of strata with totally different facies also need to be defined equivalent if facies change occurs between, which is not mathematically sound.

The most common method for defining equivalent viscous damping resulting from hysteretic damping is to equate the energy dissipated in a vibration cycle of the inelastic system and the equivalent linear system (Dwairi et al. 2007).