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The results have shown that the desired total heat flux distribution on design surface could be successfully estimated with less computational time using the present inverse procedure developed here.

To form wideband covariance matrices which can be estimated with less observation time, plane-wave focusing methods have been used to avoid interference covariance matrix rank inflation.

The pattern is even stronger for males, although it is estimated with less precision due to the smaller number of observations.

In terms of the mean absolute percentage error (MAPE), AGB, total biomass and stem biomass were estimated with less error (MAPE <20%) compared to coarse root dry weight (MAPE = 21%).

In the simulations, the acquisition after the MVDR beamformer obtained the best performance in the presence of strong interferences when the satellite signal DOA is estimated with less than 15° of error, for an eight-element circular array.

The performance of all the models except the normal and Gumbel is satisfactory in predicting the peak discharge, time to peak, and the UH shape for storm C. The normal and Gumbel distributions are also not successful in predicting the time to peak and the rising limb of the UH for storm D. The peak discharge is estimated with less error by the log-normal model.

All of these methods have the principle advantage that the crustal stress can be estimated with relatively less expense and time.

We find that the coefficient for the interaction term is almost zero and completely insignificant, whereas the coefficient on the exporter dummy is almost the same as in column (3) (although the coefficient is now estimated with much less precision).

If the control series are omitted from the analysis these rates were estimated with considerably less precision and slower convergence due to correlations.

The actual values of the three process parameters and, thus, the causes of the deviations were estimated with errors of less than 4.4%.

To investigate whether the cognitive reserve hypothesis helps to explain differential cognitive impairment among survivors of traumatic brain injury (TBI), whereby survivors with greater intellectual enrichment (estimated with education) are less vulnerable to cognitive impairment.