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We find that if we use Eq. (13.58) in the regime 3, then the derived values of are larger than those predicted by Eq. (13.61) above.

The equation allows the calculation of the equilibrium constant, or the relative amounts of products and reactants present at equilibrium, from measured or derived values of standard free energies of substances.

We also present our modelling results and compare our derived values (of time and of a statistical life) with values found previously and/or elsewhere.

The derived values of these froth parameters have been found to be in excellent agreement with the present independently observed and previously published data.

Uncertainties in the derived values of E(m) and α caused by the uncertainty in the primary soot particle diameter and the mean aggregate size were analyzed.

Despite the markedly different pixel size and spectral coverage of these sensors, where the spatial extent of the fire pixel groups detected by MODIS and BIRD are similar, the derived values of FRE for these fires agree to within ±15%%.

Collectibles: The real return derived value of collectibles is an interesting study.

Therefore, it is understandable why its derived value of 91.4 MW only provides a clue in evaluation.

The derived value of the refractive index n (LZO 2 wt.%) is shown in Figure 3b, which has a comparable value to the ZnO single crystal measured by Yoshikawa and co-workers [56].

Honeybees are excellent generalist pollinators, with commercial pollination being the most important derived value of commercial beekeeping worldwide [3], [10].

However, even 23 ppb is far below the empirically derived value of 0.3 ppm (300 ppb) that will be protective even for sensitive individuals.