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Several changes are needed in the AOMDV route discovery procedure to enable computation of the sum and average nodal residual energy of the network.

The precision and time-resolution of the CPP fsCARS measurements was also sufficient to enable computation of the integral time-scales as well as the PDFs of the temporal temperature gradients.

The analysis begins by appropriately extending the number of elementary steps in the skeletal description to enable computation of the CO chemistry for mixtures with appreciable H2 content, giving a total of 16 elementary steps.

This procedure will enable computation of the preferential direction of corneal lamellae, as well as explore the presence of crosshatched structures and distinguish them from random ones.

From this additional information, the time-varying probability distributions of the ICP waveform can be extracted, and it is these latter quantities that enable computation of the probabilities of clinically relevant events.

By expanding, simplifying and substitution, we obtain: The H X) term contains only discrete variables and as a result, this entropy can be computed using the Shannon entropy formula: These equations for the entropy of the QT, the entropy of discrete variable combinations and the joint entropy of the QT and discrete variable enable computation of the KWII and the PAI for GEI analysis of QT.

The equations that follow enable computations of the optimal control and optimal trajectories of subsonic aircraft with pistons, jets, rocket engines, supersonic aircraft, winged bombs with and without engines, hypersonic warheads, and missiles with wings.

The fraction of MTBE removed from the hydroponic systems correlated well with volume of water transpired by the plants; the correlation enabled computation of the MTBE transpiration stream concentration factor of approximately 1, an important parameter for the design of engineered MTBE phytoremediation systems.

The division of ZZ T by 2Σipi (1 − pi) scales G to be analogous to the A matrix, which enables computation of the genomic relationships (VanRaden 2008).

After the analysis, significance results are ranked for both approaches, enabling computation of the False Positive Rate (FPR; 1-specificity) and True Positive Rate (TPR; sensitivity).

This enables computation of the relative difference between the two bones (segments) thus making it possible to evaluate motion occurring solely in one specific joint (here, the glenohumeral joint).