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It has been found experimentally that the relation between MGR1 emission intensity, IMGR1, and the emission from erbium ions, I4I11/2-4I15/2, is described by the relation IMGR1 = 8.14 * 1010 + I4I11/2-4I15/2.
The σm can be described by the relation σ = Aωs, where s is close to unity and decreases with increase in temperature.
The enhancement factor R of the physical mass transfer coefficient caused by cellular convection is suitably described by the relation R = (Ra/Racr)u.
The early part of tertiary creep, which is the dominant fraction of the creep life, is well described by the relation, lnε˙= lnε˙0+k ε-ε0)ν,ε⩾ε0; k and ν are constants, and ε0 a threshold strain corresponding presumably to nucleation/growth of voids to stable sizes.
A physical model of the system is supposed described by the relation (5.2).
Thus, the stable dynamic handwriting features can be described by the relation of the time-frequency characteristics of the dynamic handwriting features.
The variables hp and uw are well described by the relations Nuw = 1.13KF0.02Nλ0.31Re0.37 and Nhp = 0.49KF0.044Nλ0.34Re0.46, and also by Nhp = 0.425KF0.019Nuw54 and Nuw = 1.13KF0.026NV12 where Nuw,Nhp.Nλ.KF.NV and Re are respectively dimension-less phase velocity, wave peak height, wave separation, physical properties group, volume of liquid carried on a wave and Reynolds number.
Moreover, he proceeds by means of extensive real-life case studies and considers new types of reduction relations if the case under consideration cannot be described by the relations considered so far.
This is realized by utilizing the dynamical relations between variables, which are described by the dynamical relation matrix and the dependence influence matrix.
The electron density n0 is assumed to be described by the Boltzmann relation.
The transformation kinetics as a function of temperature and magnetic field is determined by monitoring the changes of the specified diffraction peaks, which may be accurately described by the Clausius Clapeyron relation.
