Moreover, defining time-dependent properties, which were obtained from two-layer visco-plastic model, yields results with 15% less comparative error in comparison to the results based on time-independent material properties.
Using upper and lower solutions for the characteristic equation, we define time-dependent upper and lower boundaries for a solution in a constant environment.
As a consequence, a few authors [13, 24, 25] have attempted to define time-dependent models of Gibbs distributions where constraints include time-dependent correlations between pairs, triplets, and so on [26].
Intermediate nodes are selected so they have better possibility to spread the data to the nodes interested in them than the current node based on the newly defined, time-dependent centrality metric.
As we sought to define time-dependent effects of canonical Wnt signaling in our study, we therefore chose to proceed with Wnt3a stimulation.
The histological features of ARDS represent a poorly defined time-dependent stereotypic response to acute lung injury and are pathologically designated as diffuse alveolar damage.
Defined as a time dependent permanent deformation of materials submitted to loads or strains, creep is generally a unwanted phenomenon, and is frequently a limiting factor regarding a components lifespan [11].
This was done by splitting each study subject into several observations, one for each status defined by the time dependent variable.
Also, we included first date with a CD4 count below 350/μL or date of first AIDS defining event as a time dependent variable.
Although the American Petroleum Institute APII) has set standards on some of the system variables, other variables are less well defined and may be time dependent.
DR has been traditionally defined as a set of time dependent activities that reduce, shed or shift electricity use to improve electric grid reliability and manage costs, which mainly relies on customers' motivation for reducing electricity tariff [14].
