Without such tools it is impossible to determine, for example, the occurrence of non-linear interactions between spectral components.
After exposure to heat, for example, the occurrence of fires, the stability of limestone structures is mostly affected, which may have safety repercussions.
For example, the occurrence of "Russia," "AES-Telasi," and "protest" in the same sentence implies a negative sentiment in the relationship between Russia and the electricity investor AES-Telasi.
It could be shown that some until now poorly understood experimental findings concerning phase transition kinetics at electrodes, as for example, the occurrence of instantaneous homogeneous nucleation at the mercury electrode or of non-integer Avrami slopes for heterogeneous nucleation at single crystal electrodes, can be explained easily in the frame of the presented model.
In the fifth example, the occurrence of a strong context causes the whole image to be taken as a natural scene, also improving the total patch classification.
In this example, the occurrence of Hopf bifurcation problem is investigated for the fractional-order CVHNNs with the hub structure and time delay system (7).
It is generally assumed that a persistent increase in the excitation of these neurons determines the typical clinical manifestations of primary headaches, for example, the occurrence of cutaneous allodynia, and forms the basis of the mechanisms leading to the development of chronic conditions [27, 28, 39].
For example, the occurrence of compounds of emerging concern in tap water (e.g. [29]) or connected water resources [30] has received a lot of attention whilst the fact that most European cities loose considerable amounts of pure drinking water due to leakage and antiquated infrastructures hardly raises an eyebrow on average 25% exceeding even 40% in some cases [31].
For example, the occurrence of S2− → Eu3+ charge transfer transition in Eu3+-activated RE2O2S significantly extends the effective excitation wavelength to ~ 400 nm [17 19], which makes the phosphor useful as the red component in near-UV (365 410 nm -excited white LEDs as reviewed by Ye et al. [20].
For example, the occurrence of a microsaccade/eyeblink may directly generate bilateral BOLD responses, as recently shown [17].
