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Shrum notes that in today's very polarized politics, there are probably no more 60-40 landslides but that a second order criterion for undecided Dems will be which candidate is most likely to win in the Fall.

The presence of fault scarps is a first-order criterion for identifying active faults.

The optimum values of the parameters differ somewhat, with zeroth-order criterion giving a somewhat larger period and a considerably smaller groove depth than the criterion based on total transmission.

A concise overview of the 1-D model is given followed by a select grouping of terms into relationships that offer first-order criteria for making engineering design considerations on relevant applications and assist in the analysis of experimental observations.

It also shows that most reference priors do not satisfy the first order matching criterion, but the one-at-a-time reference prior is the second order matching priors.

The effect of additional kinematic constraints on eigenfrequencies of non conservative systems presenting a non symmetric stiffness matrix is investigated with the use of the second order work criterion.

Note that while second order information criterion (AICc) values are usually preferred over AIC values for model selection (because under AICc, the relative penalty for model complexity increases for small datasets; [ 78]), AICc cannot be applied for the free rates tempo-of-change models, given the number of parameters estimated in these models (see Additional file 1 for details).

Differently from the classical W-P criterion (first order kinetics), a single value of W-P parameter below which the chemical control could be secured does not exist for LHHW kinetics.

In first order, most of the criteria are fulfilled in the study area.

Best experimental results were obtained using two frequency domain ICA Algorithms[22, 23] based on the minimization of second order statistics criteria in frequency-domain.

By using the first order averaging technique, a generalized criterion has been established to sort out those unstable limit cycles which govern the maximum transient amplitude beyond which the rotor stage becomes unstable.