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Our study also identifies basic principles for designing effective gradient methods.

The seminal paper by Barzilai and Borwein (1988) has given rise to an extensive investigation, leading to the development of effective gradient methods.

This boundary defines inflow and outflow in the model; inflow occurring in the area when neighbouring nodes are at lower potential, while an effective gradient from neighbouring nodes defines the outflow from the model.

Based on the writing of the equations of motion of a nonlinear second order effective gradient continuum, we analyze the nonlinear wave propagation in the obtained homogenized nonlinear second order gradient continuum.

The concept of an effectiveness factor, akin to the analysis of reactions in porous catalysts, is applied to the spatial gradient sensing problem, with the distinction that slow, not fast, diffusion is required for effective gradient sensing.

If a non-specific increase in cell motility was the true response of monocytes to exposure to LAP, increased monocyte numbers would still be seen in the LAP exposed monocytes despite the existence of a zero effective gradient to direct migration.

The SQP method is one of the most effective gradient-based algorithms for constrained nonlinear optimization problems.

If a transverse piece of a flatworm is cut very thin too narrow for an effective metabolic gradient to be set up it may regenerate two heads, one at either end.

The increase in thermal stress directly elevates the near-wellbore tangential stress, which translates into an increase in the effective fracture gradient.

This paper investigates the feasibility of a cost effective high gradient magnetic separation based device for the detection and identification of malaria parasites in a blood sample.

The effective polar gradient shows a strong polarity dependence at Earth but this dissipates at θ = 55°, especially with increasing radial distance.