The methodology is illustrated by a numerical example derived from the case situation.
For example, AIC is derived by assuming a regular model, for instance, a linear model with Gaussian noise.
Environmentally extended input-output analysis (EEIO) (Koskela et al. 2011; Leontief 1970), for example, derives its environmental impacts by using economic tables used in traditional, material and economically focused IO.
For example, the trees derived by using CNS placed M. leprae and M. avium together in one branch.
For example, Pb is derived by radioactive decay from U, with a half-life of about 4,500 million years; the decay of Pb from U is more rapid, with a half-life of about 700 million years, whereas the decay of Pb from Th is much slower, at about 14,000 million years.
Austen, for example, derives much of her signature comedy by foregrounding her heroines' romances against the mundane frustrations and misunderstandings of ordinary social life.
(Indiana, for example, derives ninety-four per cent of its electricity from coal).
The values of these exergy efficiencies are discussed by numerical examples derived from the application of the developed algorithm.
Kojic acid, for example, is an antibiotic derived by action of certain molds on starches or sugars.
For example, channel 5 was derived by subtracting the recordings of channel 3 from those of channel 1, as shown in Fig. 1 [ 12, 13].
