By some interpretations, the function of these "iambic" utterances was derived from a mode of thinking that can be called magical: these utterances were thought to drive away evil influences so that the supposed positive fertility "magic" of the phallus might be operative.
Starting from a multiple-scales approach to model sound transmission through a slowly varying duct of arbitrary cross section, an explicit analytical solution is derived for a mode undergoing cut-on cut-off transition.
By using multiple Lyapunov functions (MLFs), the much looser asymptotic stability result of closed-loop systems is derived with a mode-dependent average dwell time (MDADT) technique.
The linear vibration characteristics of the plate are studied first and are then used in deriving a single mode approximation of the non-linear, parametrically excited plate model.
Based on derived achievable rates, a mode switching algorithm is proposed, which switches between SU and MU-MIMO modes to improve the spectral efficiency based on average signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), normalized Doppler frequency, and the channel quantization codebook size.
To achieve this goal, a mathematical formulation has been derived for change in a mode shape due to damage with damage parameters.
We derive a necessary axiom for a mode in the torque roll axis direction provided two eigenvalue problems, in terms of stiffness and damping matrices, are concurrently satisfied.
We then show a numerical example of the operational modes and derive a numerical test for determining the operational mode.
It is therefore possible that the dorsoventral mismatch is more widely distributed than assumed by Ortega Hernández and Brena and may not necessarily mirror a derived mode of tergite formation in trilobites, helmetiids, and nektaspids.
Together with recent molecular and classical histological data on germ cell specification in other insects, our results are consistent with the hypothesis that germ plasm is a derived mode of germ cell specification that arose in the ancestor to holometabolous insects (Fig. 7) (Lynch et al., 2011; Ewen-Campen et al., 2012).
