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Using a crossvalidation, our results show that this approach results in a robust model (RSME = 0.24%) and performs better than the widely used exponential depth model (RMSE = 0.39%).

This paper investigates the potential to reduce the number of required soil observations to one point close to the soil surface by applying negative exponential vertical depth functions of soil carbon distribution.

We prove that the expected number of nodes expanded by DFBnB on a random tree is no more than bd times the expected number of nodes expanded by best-first search (BFS) on the same tree, which usually requires space that is exponential in depth d.

Both chloride contents appear to form an exponential relationship with depth in cracked R/SHCC.

The Young's elastic modulus presents an exponential relationship with depth.

Root distributions for sugarcane show the expected exponential decline with depth, with maximum values for root length density as high as 5 cm cm−3.

We did not distinguish such IBD tracts from false positives as the number of possible relationships could be exponential with the depth and size of the pedigree.

Based on the porosity-depth exponential model, the initial porosities and compaction coefficients for the various compaction units, as along with the 3-D lithological compaction unit cube in the depth domain, are integrated to calculate paleo-geomorphic thickness.

Apparent soil production rates define a steep, inverse exponential function of soil depth with a maximum of 143 m Ma−1 under zero soil depth.

The relationship between the cutting force and both the carbide tip diameter and the cutting depth are exponential.

Thus, a more simplified equation for the reduced intensity of radiation can be determined with the exponential function of optical depth.