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Such a full local time coverage has never been achieved in the previous wind measurements, and will enable, for example, the derivation of zonal-mean meridional winds for the first time.
As an illustrative example, the derivation of the problem statement for a flexible slider crank mechanism operating in a perfect gas is presented in which it is assumed that the flexural motion of the links is governed by the Timoshenko beam theory.
For example, the derivation of iPSCs from three GAN patients with different GAN mutations was recently reported and key pathological phenotypes observed.
end{aligned} (24 The following example highlights the derivation of the correct discount rate per annual tax shield.
end{aligned} (23)The following example highlights the derivation of the proposed discounting procedure for the valuation of the tax shield.
For example, in the derivation of the deflection curve on the transition section near the boundary, the beam-column model is used to depict the suspended section while the buckling differential equation to depict the perturbed buckling section (Sorenson and Cheatham 1986; Liu et al. 1999).
Examples in the derivation of first- and second-order update rules are given to demonstrate the versatility of the approach.
Another approach to mining molecular markers, involving in silico methods, has also been successful; examples include the derivation of markers from a draft genome [ 12] and the mining of existing expressed sequence tag (EST) libraries [ 13].
For example, [26] considers the derivation of transmit beamformers, also based on interference prices, for dense small cell networks.
Appendix A gives a simple example to illustrate the derivation of the assumed values of K1, K2 and all the (theta_{j}).
We demonstrate the utility of this new algorithm by applying it to example problems, including the derivation of likely ancestral states of a gene sequence given a Markovian model of genetic mutation.
