In our example, and equation (11) reduces to leading to the constraint matrix Then one would refine instead of the.
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This is better understood with an example, as illustrated in Figure 4, for the case where β = Red (R), and i = j = 2. Figure 4 Application example for Equations 6 and 7, where β = R, and i = j = 2. Similarly defined as was the BIG fuzzy set, this set is defined as the SMALL fuzzy set.
For example, whereas various skinfold thicknesses and equations were stronger predictors of body fatness (determined from a 4-compartment model) than was BMI (Rs of ~0.85 vs. 0.67) [ 3], the multiple R for individual skinfolds varied from 0.76 (thigh) to 0.85 (biceps) [ 45].
Example 1 Equations (4) and (7) can be reduced to the following difference equations with pure delays Δ x ( n ) = A ( n ) x ( n ) + B ( n + 1 ) x ( n - j + 1 ), n ≥ 1 (46).
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We also give various examples of equations and boundary conditions satisfying our conditions and also show that our theory can be extended to embrace (C^{1,1}) solutions of degenerate equations.
We accompanied our theoretical results by an applied example and an application to integral equations.
To illustrate our results, an example and an application to integral equations have also been given.
