Two deformation regimes could be distinguished by their stress exponents.
This means that both quantities are independent of the node power-law degree distributions which are distinguished by different scaling exponents.
Perhaps, though, the most obvious sign of Britain's renewed love affair with the rural is the rise of "the new nature writing" – which, in the words of its great exponent Robert Macfarlane, is "distinguished by its mix of memoir and lyricism, and specialises in delicacy of thought and precision of observation".
Chang et al. [ 12] observed that walking on a compliant surface can be distinguished from overground walking by the maximal Lyapunov exponent.
Indeed, as can be distinguished in Fig. 6, the dynamics of the exponent time series shows a spiky activity when β(t) values increase indicating a transition to an intense storm.
One of the earliest and most important exponents of this teaching was the Pseudo-Dionysius, who distinguished "the super-essential Godhead" from all positive terms ascribed to God, even the Trinity (The Divine Names, chapter 13).
An automated computer analysis of the snore series could "learn", based on training with known test cases, to use the Hurst exponent to distinguish moderate from severe cases of OSA, making the correct diagnosis for 16 of 17 patients.
The elastic, elastoplastic, and plastic buckling regions of functionally graded cylindrical shells can be effectively distinguished through the present method, and various effects of the material nonlinearity, the dimensional parameters and the power law exponent are investigated.
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