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Relations are described for calculation of correction zones of an optical system having an identical position of the optimal image plane for two values of the f-number.

A method has been described for calculation of the dipole moment, when polarized in an electric field, of agglomerates of spherical particles of any specified size and arrangement, and of both conducting and dielectric materials.

Methods are described for calculation of natural frequencies and mode shapes of a cantilever beam with a base excitation and tip mass whose centre of gravity does not coincide with the point of attachment.

Methods are described for the calculation of the architecture parameters size, size-complexity, structural complexity, and tree asymmetry index (TAI).

A novel numerical procedure is described for the calculation of residuals using the ship's transfer functions which correlate the wave excitation and the ship responses.

In the present study, a two-dimensional fixed pivot technique (2-D FPT) and an efficient Monte Carlo (MC) algorithm are described for the calculation of the bivariate molecular weight copolymer composition (MW CC) distribution in batch free-radical copolymerization reactors.

Application of VdW-P EOS is described for fugacity calculation.

The procedure described for the calculation of the recovered activity of CLEAs is exemplified in Table 3 for CLEAs of TLL obtained by use of different amounts of cross-linking agent (see Materials and Methods section for further details on synthesis conditions).

Over the different prognostic studies, more than six different methods are described for the calculation of the WR from the early and delayed planar MIBG images [ 16].

A number of analytical methods have been described for the calculation of the amplification efficiency of a reaction from single reaction kinetics [ 38] (for a correction in equation 3 of this paper see: [ 39]), [ 40- 42].

A new method is described for thermodynamic calculations of a two-phase thermosyphon loop based on a one-dimensional finite element division, where each time-step is split up in a change of enthalpy and a change in entropy.