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The former denotes Design 1, in which the variable sets had similar correlations with performance, and the latter denotes Design 2, in which one variable set had high and one variable set had low correlations with performance.
In the equation, c denotes design cover thickness (mm), ck denotes the margin of limit carbonation depth, which is set at 10 mm for natural environment, and 25 mm for severe carbonation attack environment.
To each of the 21 possible combinations arising, which will be denoted designs, the three bootstrap algorithms (normal, free, and fixed) for both the H 0 and the H 1 case were applied.
SERVUS denotes a Design Methodology for Information Systems based upon Service-oriented Architectures and the Modelling of Use Cases and Capabilities as Resources.
Here, Dvali denotes the design for the validation experiment.
Z denotes the design matrix for random effects with a ~ N (0, Gσa) being the vector of polygenic effects, σa2 the additive genetic variance and G the genetic covariance matrix and e ~ N (0, Iσe), a vector of residual effects.
Let denote the stacked vector of the observed entries of, let X o denote its design matrix and let, where Δ is treated as fixed and known.
In particular, let denote the vector of treatment contrast estimates (log hazard or odds ratios), let X denote the design matrix with each row containing the treatment contrast associated with the particular component of y, and let denote the diagonal matrix with the treatment contrast variance estimates.
By a result of Alekhnovich (2005) the interpolation part in this algorithm can be done in complexity O s4l4nlog2nloglogn), where l denotes the designed list size and s the multiplicity parameter.
Due to the parameter-dependent system matrices of the PEM fuel cells, the formulated matrix inequalities in denoting various design specifications are also dependent on the system varying parameters.
This map expresses the severity of horizontal shaking as a percentage of g the acceleration of a falling object due to gravity and displays shaking intensity with seven color-coded categories that denote "seismic design categories" (USGS 2014).
