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System functionals that quantify the capital transfer between recipient states is defined and empirically constructed.

It also contributes to the literature through sustaining, impacting and potentially improving levels of food security, underpinned by empirically constructed policy models that identify potential behavioural changes.

Thus, this study additionally suggests various joints that apply stud shear connectors and perfobond rib shear connectors to existing empirically constructed girder-abutment joints.

From these distributions for the pairwise differences, we were able to infer the percentile on the empirically constructed CDF that the true case represented, the results of which are depicted in Fig. 4b, showing, for each gene and cancer type, the percentile on the pairwise difference empiric distribution for the observed heatmap.

Moreover, the proposed joints are judged to be structurally superior to the empirically constructed joints by the results of analysis for load-displacement relationships, crack-propagation behaviors, and load-strain relationships.

This study verifies the performance and evaluates the behavior of the proposed steel girder-abutment joints through experimental loading tests of empirically constructed joint specimens and specimens of the proposed joints.

It is however difficult to empirically construct and validate a framework with many levels, because distances between the levels need to be determined empirically by scaling the difficulty of descriptors as perceived by experts and experienced teachers.

To test this argument empirically, we construct a time line of corporate scandals and regulation, spanning 26 countries over a period of more than 200 years.

Through the use of Monte Carlo simulation, marginal and transition probabilities of the concentration states are derived empirically to construct probability laws for concentration state evolution under a plethora of release scenarios.

Drawing on the travel experiences of the users of Santiago de Chile transport system (Transantiago) we analyse choice from the perspective of affects and emotions and examine the way in which certain decisions by users are temporally and empirically stabilized and constructed.

Parametrizations of these processes are constructed empirically on the basis of in situ measurement data or experimental laboratory data acquired under certain conditions.