The method involves 3-D modelling of induction processes in a heterogeneous Earth and the construction of a source model described by low-degree spherical harmonics from observatory magnetic data.
To address this issue for mid-latitude regions, we revisit a method that involves 3-D modelling of induction processes in a heterogeneous Earth and the construction of a magnetospheric source model described by low-degree spherical harmonics from observatory magnetic data.
In all of these cases, multi-dimensional trait data was found to be well described by low-dimensional polygons or polyhedra (lines, triangles, tetrahedrons).
With this method, conformational dynamics of water molecules is not represented, i.e. the water molecules only follow the protein conformational change but cannot rearrange around the protein as such motion cannot be described by low-frequency normal modes.
That is, in the physical sense, any system described by low-dimensional dynamics is composed of, and coupled to, many subsystems, thereby causing them to fluctuate in an unexpectedly orderly manner over time (i.e., independent trajectories of the system approach each other in phase space).
A brave group will be testing that principle in court this week when a sample of Uber taxi drivers go before the London Central tribunal to claim that they are not "partners" as described by their low tax-paying, Dutch-registered company, but in fact employees.
It is indicated that monthly movement of annual average solar insolation is well described by a low numbers of harmonics with approximately 6-term Fourier series.
The physical model is described by the low Mach number equations, which are obtained as a limit of the compressible Navier Stokes equations in the small Mach number regime.
In the current study a lactation curve described by a low starting milk yield and a steep slope was associated with early conception across all parities.
We made the simplifying assumption that the fitness of hybrids is well described by the low fitness of the F1 generation, but recognize that our conclusions are dependent upon this assumption.
