Further sections cover the effects of transformation processes in dispersion modelling of nanoparticles, and a critical discussion on associated structural and parametric uncertainties in modelling.
As baseline biodiversity information is often unavailable to assess the effects of transformation on biodiversity, quantifying changes in patch metrics over time could be a useful indicator of biodiversity changes in fragmented landscapes.
The effects of transformation temperature on VC interphase precipitation in low-carbon steels were investigated mainly by using an Fe 0.1C 1.5Mn 0.4V 0.05Si (mass%) alloy isothermally transformed at different temperatures.
The effects of microstructure transformation in the electrode materials caused by lithium-ion intercalation/deintercalation on the evolution of dynamic responses are investigated including the effects of the state of charge, aging, and cell-to-cell variations.
For this purpose, the effect of all transformations in the feature extraction process on this probability distribution needs to be considered, which will result in an estimated feature domain random variable, describing both the mean of the speech features as well as the associated degree of uncertainty.
With the purpose of characterizing the effects of malignant transformation in cellular activity, proteomic studies constitute a reliable way to monitor the biological alterations induced by this disease.
Earlier, the size effect of transformation was observed in bulk iron nickel [10 11] and in thin ribbons of rapidly quenched alloys [12].
This occurs because the DNA pool during adaptation is overrepresented by the free DNA of type 0 released from the less fit bacteria of genotype 0. This so-called 'bad genes effect' of transformation, also described in prior studies [ 15, 21], is more pronounced in central layers of the population.
Since our main purpose is to test the effect of whitening transformation in different conditions, we selected to use convolutional autoencoders with only one hidden layer in order to avoid interference from other factors.
