Kramers' research on X rays resulted in his development of equations to determine the efficiency and intensity of X-ray production.
The development of equations of state is an attractive approach for most chemical engineering common applications.
These efforts have included the analytical development of equations to represent melting, numerical development of computer codes to assist in modeling the phenomena, and collection of experimental data.
In the following sections we describe the application of this conceptual model and the development of equations for scenarios specific to Auckland, New Zealand.
This paper describes development of equations for linear elastic stress analysis of concentric shims (reinforcements) in spherical multilayer bearings under general three-dimensional loading and uniform temperature change.
(Vapour + liquid) equilibrium (VLE) data for these fluids are essential for the development of equations of state, and for industrial process such as separation and refinement.
Thermodynamic properties of fluids are both required for designing and implementing industrial processes and in different research fields; in particular they play a fundamental role in the development of equations of state (EoS).
These include inappropriate or nonrepresentative selection of trees in the development of equations, limited sample sizes (especially when large trees or difficult-to-measure components such as roots are involved), and limited sample DBH ranges.
The development of equations to estimate renal function using age and serum creatinine has shown that estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) is an important predictor of clinical ASVD outcomes, especially mortality, when eGFR falls below 60 m²/min/1.73 m² [ 1- 3] and is associated with all cause and cardiovascular mortality in general population cohorts [ 4].
Green's functions such as (7) play a crucial role in the solution of linear differential equations, and are a key component to the development of integral equation methods.
We calculated estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) using the Modification of Diet and Renal Disease equation after aligning the serum creatinine concentrations with the assay employed in the development of the equation (Coresh et al. 2002; Levey et al. 1999).
