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The integrals in some known solutions can also be evaluated by the approach if they can be derived to include known longitudinal integrals with respect to time.
Moreover, a GS-like equation is derived to include field-aligned flow with nonisotropic plasma pressure (Sonnerup et al. 2006), which can be reduced for magnetohydrostatic equilibria with nonisotropic plasma pressure.
So, various method types have been derived to include concepts of population genetics in the analyses.
From this data a physical activity index was derived: To include the intensity of different types of sports each reported sport was coded with the expended energy as metabolic equivalent of task (MET) per hour [ 45].
The Carnotaurinae was defined to include all derived abelisaurids with the exclusion of Abelisaurus, which is considered a basal member in most studies.
SQuIDS provides a base class from which users can derive new classes to include new non-trivial terms from the right hand sides of density matrix equations.
An inertia-corrected Timoshenko dispersion relation is also derived, and is shown to include many previous approximations as special cases.
In order to overcome the limitation, the GFZ ISDC derived an enhanced model to include information about granules or data products, such as a unique identifier, temporal and spatial coverage, revision and software version.
We modify an analytic expression for the induced voltage, previously derived for Newtonian fluids, to include a complex viscosity, and determine the viscous and elastic modulus of complex fluids by fitting this expression to our data.
The pertinent thermodynamic restrictions upon the gradient constitutive equations are derived, which are shown to include, besides the field (differential) stress strain laws, a set of nonstandard boundary conditions.
Even when the bulk mineralogy is well characterized, deriving reactive surface areas to include in SCMs can be hampered by a lack of information regarding flow paths and the presence of coatings at solid surfaces (e.g., [3, 5]).
