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These centers also can be used to transform given algebraic curves to unique canonical forms, analogous to the controllable and observable companion forms associated with state-space systems.

We show that the numerical solutions for ilim and τ can be presented in the forms analogous to the Peers and the Sand equations, respectively, but with an additional correction factor.

Easily calculable expressions are derived for the corresponding apparent Young's modulus and the modified apparent Young's modulus in forms analogous to those previously given for blocks of circular cross-section.

The proposed therapeutic approaches involve either the use of engineered, high-affinity TCRs in soluble forms, analogous to antibody-directed therapies, or the use of engineered TCRs whose genes are reintroduced into autologous T cells and transferred back into patients (T cell adoptive therapies).

Each of these will undoubtedly exist in equilibrium with a plethora of multicyclic hemiacetal forms analogous to that shown in Scheme 1 for the 1 1 adduct.

Mr. Ong toys only intermittently with his central idea of the geisha tradition as an art form analogous to the dream-spinning magic of theater.

The constitutive equation for multicomponent diffusion is recast into a form analogous to that for binary diffusion, except that the diffusion coefficient is replaced with a matrix of effective multicomponent diffusion coefficients.

In the Euclidean case, we first recall that Zhang [4] studied the global existence for a parabolic problem in divergence form analogous to (1.1) when the potential V is in parabolic Kato class at infinity (P^{infty}), the asymptotic behavior of solutions for the problem was studied by Zhang and Zhao [5].

Certain South Asian Sufis are known for making being very nice a fine art form, analogous to Islamic calligraphy or Islamic architecture.

Figure 4A illustrates a chromaticity diagram for these 29 species as seen by trichromatic spider monkeys, plotted in a form analogous to the MacLeod and Boynton chromaticity diagram for humans [52] consisting of L/(L+M) and S/(L+M) chromaticity axes.

This finding suggests that virus might persist in a noninfectious mutant form analogous to that which occurs with related measles virus during subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (14 ).