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Rigorous bounds and analytical estimates for the effective elastic properties of these materials have been found to be inaccurate.
The estimates for the effective bulk and shear moduli of isotropic particulate composites are finally obtained by using the generalized self-consistent scheme and discussed through numerical examples.
In turn, the effective properties of the resulting three-scale LCC are determined by means of a sequential homogenization procedure, utilizing the self-consistent estimates for the effective behavior of the polycrystalline matrix, and the Willis estimates for the effective behavior of the porous composite.
The estimates for the effective electro-active response are obtained by means of available estimates for the purely mechanical response of such composites, together with a partial decoupling strategy/approximation.
This paper presents comparisons between full-field numerical results and self-consistent (SC) estimates for the effective behavior and statistical fluctuations of the stress and strain-rate fields in viscoplastic polycrystals.
The computational estimates for the elastic constants are compared with several theoretical estimates for the effective elasticity properties that are based on regular arrangement of the reinforcing fibres, their volume fraction and the elasticity properties of the constituents.
As a low complexity approach, we correlate (matched filter) the received signal with the reference symbol of layer l to obtain a channel estimate for the effective channel h (i,l) from layer l to receive antenna i boldsymbol{tilde{h}}^{ i,l)} = left(boldsymbol{R}^ { l}right)^{H} boldsymbol{y}^{(i)} ~. (39).
Using the estimate for the effective population size of population 2 from File S1, we can implement a resampling correction as before.
The IMa2 analysis also supports this notion with a parameter estimate for the effective population size of T. alpinus (NeALP = 430,625), substantially smaller than the estimate of the effective population size of T. minimus (NeMIN = 1,448,317).
We note that while this number provides a better estimate for the effective binding kinetics, it greatly over-estimates the total amount of hormone that is removed, since we do not exclude the cell volumes (that are inaccessible to the hormones) from the simulations.
