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The chemical expression developed by Henderson, and modified by the Danish biochemist Karl Hasselbach, to describe these systems, now known as the Henderson-Hasselbach equation, is of fundamental importance to biochemistry.

The binodal curves are fitted to an empirical nonlinear expression developed by Merchuk, and the tie lines were described by the Othmer Tobias, Bancroft, and two-parameter equations.

We aim to develop a new molecular thermodynamic model for predicting the surface thermodynamic properties of pure ionic liquids (ILs) based on the statistical mechanical expression developed by Winterfeld et al. (1978. AIChE. J. 24, 1010).

Taking advantage of these estimated drift velocities, we calculate corresponding beam broadening spectrum in accordance with the expression developed by [Chu, Y.H., Wang, C.Y. Plasma structures of 3-meter type 1 and type 2 irregularities in nighttime mid-latitude sporadic E region. J. Geophys. Res. 108 (A7), 1282, doi 10.1029/2002JA009661, 2003].

Using a proof for a special case and molecular dynamics simulations, we show that our P K stress expression nonetheless represents a full measure of stress that is consistent with both the system virial and the Cauchy stress expression developed by Hardy.

The numerical results also support the analytical expression developed by Ma [Ma, J., 1997. Constitutive modelling of the densification of porous ceramic components. PhD thesis, Engineering Department, Cambridge University] and Cocks [Cocks, A.C.F., 2001. Constitutive modelling of powder compaction and sintering.

For they are both expressions developed by the apostle Paul to express the essential nature of the Christ collective.

From the results of the model calculations it was concluded that one should use the fairly complicated empirical kinetic expressions developed by Johnson for reliability over a wide range of pressures and residence times.

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Building on analytic expressions developed by previous authors, this study presents a new expression for the electrogram's local component, UEGLS.

We present a material frame formulation analogous to the spatial frame formulation developed by Hardy, whereby expressions for continuum mechanical variables such as stress and heat flux are derived from atomic-scale quantities intrinsic to molecular simulation.