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These processes exhibit sustained non-linear oscillations in the particle property distribution, i.e. size distribution, that have negative influence on steady-state operation, for example a constant product mass flow with constant properties.

For a given hourly load profile, for example a constant 24 h-per-day load, a chart relating annual solar fraction with array and storage battery size, for a given location and set of array test parameters, can be plotted as a basis for design and economic optimisation of the system.

In most of the previous MSP studies, some simple cases with deterministic conditions, for example, a constant load with uniform speed, are considered.

We call the parameter cat in the previous example a "constant" parameter since its value differentiates between different actions and the value will be the same for the same action from the same state.

In March 2012, for example, a constant stream of water from nearby fields was flowing into Gua Sodong Dedapayu leading to Al and Fe concentrations of 3.3 and 1.2 mg/L, respectively.

For example, a constant comparator was common in earlier studies, although now recognised not to respect level balance and associated with identification problems [ 31].

In all these examples, a constant primary load is always required (forces in Figs. 1, 2, internal pressure in Fig. 3) in order to establish a ratcheting mechanism together with a second, variable load.

We love our father as the stars -he's a bright shining example and a constant twinkling in our hearts.

Plasmodium, for example, is a constant concern in Africa and often occurs in endemic and epidemic proportions.

For example, assuming a constant biogenic background CO2 flux of 26 g m−2 d−1 over the entire surveyed area, the biogenic CO2 output would result in ~38 t d−1.

But with Outkast, who have reunited for the Coachella festival after years apart, the dynamic is a rare example of a constant creative feedback loop, where each member spurs the other onto even greater feats.