This paper describes stability of CICC superconducting magnets related with RRL (Ramp-Rate Limitations).
Accordingly, the rate of change of footprint area of both types resulting from Eq. 1 quantitatively describes stability while walking.
"Athletic performance" which describes stability of fitness over time in this mode of training appears to be higher.
Bastolla et al., (2005) show a strong positive correlation between a hydrophobicity profile and a contact matrix (i.e. the residue-residue contacts that quantify stability), which describes stability of the protein structure.
Here are just some of the phases the document uses to describe stability operations: "provide essential government services, emergency infrastructure reconstruction and humanitarian relief"; "support the well-being of the local populace"; and "provide for social reconciliation".
The above mentioned results can be utilized to describe stability regions (i.e., sets of pairs ( a, b ) ∈ R × R, for which the given discretization is asymptotically stable considering given stepsize) for various numerical schemes, which solve an initial value problem for (1).
Hardness, softness (SOF), electronegativity, electrophilicity, and dipole moment, which are calculated by Gaussian09 [44], and orbital interaction energy difference (∆E), are the important electronic structure features used to describe stability, reactivity, chemical potential and other related properties of molecules, see Eqs. (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5).
PPIB was used as reference gene because of its previously described stability in inflammatory conditions [ 26].
The data were collected hourly throughout the year and transformed to new parameters describing stability, variation and time lags of original weather parameters.
Our stratification of risk variables into three time periods by using detailed timelines enabled us to describe stability and fluctuation of class membership over the 15 year life-course of our adolescents.
The frequency with which X(T) deteriorates to constant exotropia is unclear, with some reports suggesting a high frequency and advocating early intervention [ 4, 5], while others describe stability of X(T) over time in many patients [ 6- 8].
