Zhao and Yuan [13] formulated a single-species stochastic chemostat model with periodic coefficients due to seasonal fluctuation; they obtained sufficient conditions for the existence of a random positive periodic solution and a globally attractive condition of the random periodic solution.
Just as soon as you had finished formulating a single thought about one person in a blue/black worsted wool suit with a blue/red tie, a new one (or Carly Fiorina) had taken his place.
A few years ago, he gathered a group of people from every specialty involved — surgery, anesthesia, nursing, physical therapy — to formulate a single default way of doing knee replacements.
And Mr Jackson, together with other black Americans who are influential in formulating American policy on Africa, are personal friends of Mr Taylor's.Even in the unlikely event of the outside world formulating a single co-ordinated policy towards Sierra Leone and Liberia, other fundamental problems remain.
First, we analyze the behavior of a single tagged node by formulating a single dimensional Markov model as in [25].
Several of the well-known difficulties in simulating such flow structure interactions are avoided by formulating a single set of equations of motion on a fixed Eulerian mesh.
As for the directly political domains of parliament and political parties, Field Marshal Sisi does not have the need, as did Nasser, to formulate a single party to crowd out opposition, including in parliamentary elections, and to burnish his image.
However, a renewed interest in formulating a single economic objective function in optimization frameworks can be observed, favored by the development of life cycle cost software and progress made in assessing costs of environmental externalities.
(2004) extended the fuzzy approach of Abo-Sinna (2001) for solving non-linear bi-level and tri-level multiobjective decision making under fuzziness by defining a membership function of each objective function and control variable of each decision maker to formulate a single level programming problem which is simpler to solve than the original problem.
The richness in our crows' behaviour makes it difficult to formulate a single model for the cognitive operations involved in sequential tool use by this (and possibly other) species.
