In conclusion, a clear relationship between phase separation and rheological behavior in these two-component hydrogels can be described by complex functions of the two polymer concentrations.
The cross sections of scattering and absorption of light are approximately described by a function of πs2 and 2πs/λ, where λ is the wavelength at the peak of light spectrum from the dust (Mukai et al., 1992).
The type of curve is described by the function of the curve: y = e x, y = − e x, y = −ln(x), y = x, y = − x, y = x, 1 = x + y, and so on.
The mass fraction of the fines produced can be described by a function of the normal stress, σ, and the shear strain, Γ, in the form of σΓφ, where φ is a power law exponent.
Dimensional analysis of the process of steady drainage of liquid from foam has shown that, if surface and inertial effects are neglected, the drainage rate non-dimensionalised as a Stokes-type number may be described by a function of the liquid volume fraction only.
The regularity of the fluid velocity distribution between the tube wall and train body side is described by the function of variable z [16]: v_{{text{x}}}^{prime } = f_{{2{text{U}}}} (n quadleft( {b le n le b_{0} } right), (10 where ( f_{{ 2 {text{U}}}} ) is velocity function of length n; b and b 0 are shown in Fig. 1.
However, by introducing a subwavelength aperture in the focal plane the imaging process is described by the use of Bessel function of zero order [37 39].
As a universal phenomenon, growth follows a rule that can be described by mathematical functions derived on the basis of the goodness-of-fit of observational data [36] or from fundamental biological principles [37].
We implemented the generic GCA model (Equation 1) for the case of two agents described by Hill functions with Hill parameter of 1 (Equation 2) and calculated the TEF model for the same agents (Equation 4).
