So, the field can be expressed in four terms, which is[28, 29] F = F 0 e i k 0 x - ω t + F 0 e i - k 0 x - ω t + F 0 e i k 0 x - x 0 - ω t + π + F 0 e i - k 0 x - x 0 - ω t + π = 4 F 0 sin k 0 x - k 0 x 0 2 sin k 0 x 0 2 e - i ω t. (11) Figure 6 Corners of grating will become the scatting points of the incident light which was the source of GSPs.
And such negative representations are expressed in one insulting term - "trailer trash".
Interestingly, mouse piRNAs are expressed in two distinct phases during spermatogenesis, termed as pre-pachytene and pachytene piRNAs, respectively.
The factors listed above all help to determine a stamp's condition, which can be expressed in two ways: Stamp grade can be expressed in three broad terms: sound, faulty, or defective.
We express Z(c) in two terms: (2) Z (C B ) = 1 2 ∑ ∀ c ∈ C B Z (c ) = 1 2 ∑ ∀ c ∈ C B 1 2 [ Z A (c ) + Z S (c ) ] The agreement Z A (c) is the extent of the overlap in number of compounds between the two aligned compound supernodes.
The timer and sizer hypotheses are easily expressed in mathematical terms: two different PDE models are commonly used to describe bacterial growth, using a division rate (i.e. the instantaneous probability of division) depending either on cell age or cell size.
64 On the other hand, in a recent observational study that involved 6,803 elderly patients with CRC, patients treated with bevacizumab had a modestly elevated risk of ATEs; however, this did not commonly produce a clinical impact when expressed in absolute terms (four additional ATE cases per 1,000 person-years).
The boundary condition is expressed in terms of two admittance parameters giving relations between pressures and normal displacements of fluid particles at the upper and lower surfaces of the splitter.
This paper shows that the 3X operation can be expressed in terms of two signals, Hi and Ki, functionally equivalent to two carries.
Thus, in the long term, time to decline t* can be expressed in terms of two parameters, the mean age of fertility, μ, and the intrinsic growth rate, r, with Eq. (5) relating r to μ and the NRR.
