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Inset: Minor hysteresis loop amplitudes of the nanospheres, revealing loop area dependence (equivalent to power loss) with increasing field intensity.
This approach allows estimation of the associations between variables and distinguishes between direct and indirect dependence [ 25] (dependence being equivalent to biological association), contributing to generate hypotheses about the nature of the interrelationships.
For the Madhyamaka these dependence relations are equivalent to the extent that none ever bottoms out.
Finally, Achard et al.[35] proved that the quadratic dependence measure is equivalent to Q X) = 0 ⇔ x i are indenpendent from each other and Q can be estimated as follows: Q ̂ ( X ) = 1 2 Ê ( F ( X ) ) + 1 2 ∏ i = 1 n Ê ( f ( x i ) ) − Ê ∏ i = 1 n f ( x i ).
In professional and research contexts, the term "alcoholism" sometimes encompasses both alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence, and sometimes is considered equivalent to alcohol dependence.
The results showed that the characteristics of changes in efficiency, expressed as the dependence of the height equivalent to a theoretical plate (HETP) on average flow velocity of the mobile phase (u), are similar to those reported for classical columns containing stationary phase.
We note that our experimental results are equivalent to a T4 dependence of energy loss rate for Dirac fermions as calculated [29] and observed in epitaxial, CVD-grown and exfoliated graphene [10, 30].
Averaging over a band of frequencies generally removes most of the interference effects, except for application points close to the far boundary, the remaining dependence on the application point being equivalent to the effects of mode shape coherence.
Ignoring density dependence, this range of outcomes is equivalent to a population that could decline by 10% over 7 years, to one that could grow by 100% in just 5 years.
The main characteristics of the vibratory and aperiodic motions of the single-mass system as functions of the relaxation time or creep time, which are equivalent to the temperature dependences, are constructed and analyzed for both models.
