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Here, for example, we derive the following corollaries from our Theorem 11.
And then taking the discrete ( T="ℤ) nonholonomic system for example, we derive the corresponding discrete Lie symmetry theory.
As an example, we derive novel predictor corrector (PCMTS) schemes specifically optimized for the time-integration of damped wave equations on locally refined meshes.
As a representative example, we derive a simple model for a pair of meshing spur gears as a single-degree-of-freedom oscillator with backlash.
In the next section, as an example, we derive special cases of these results after some specific assumptions, which in turn yield much simpler expressions.
Instead of using a random P tx we interpret P tx in terms of different parameters in flooding schemes, for example we derive a P tx for counter-based flooding based on the counter value and the threshold.
For example, we derived dose-response estimates partly from categorical estimates and odds ratios.
For example, we derived clinical pathology terms from OPPTS guidelines and collected clinical pathology laboratories and organ pathology terms from various public resources, including the National Toxicology Program's Pathology Code Tables (2007).
We evaluate the resulting detector with particular examples, we derive simulated ROCs and the performance is evaluated with the RMSE and compared with classical filter-bank approaches as well as with the non-compressed version of the procedure.
In an example we first derive the Principle of Minimal Entropy Production for the momentum transport in the case of stationary, Newtonian and density conserving flow and treat with this Principle a typical calculation in process engineering, the flow through a filter in a simple difference scheme with neither the non-linear convection terms nor that of the pressure.
For example, we can derive standard population genetic models for change in frequency of an allele, A, by defining the phenotype of an individual as the frequency of A within that individual's genotype (ϕ is therefore 0, 0.5, or 1).
