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The nonlinear eigenvalue problem is formulated from which the dynamic parameters of the system can be determined.
A differential equation of a rheological element is formulated from which a wide variety of simpler elements such as the fractional Newton element, the fractional Kelvin element and the fractional Standard Linear Solid can be derived.
To estimate the incidence of hysterectomy during the period 1950 1986, a table with 1-year calendar years as rows and 1-year age groups as columns, each cell including the number of cases and the population at risk, was formulated, from which birth cohort-specific rates could be derived.
Where Descartes formulated precepts from which he could build an understanding of what we know and what we are, Montaigne instead performs the writerly being: doubting a while, then scurrying forward with his argument on the back of a received truth or a personal experience.
In this study, different from the popular KWD, an approximate waveform capacity dimension (AWCD) is formulated first, from which an AWCD-based modal abnormality algorithm (AWCD-MAA) is systematically established.
Finally, another model was formulated from TGA results which represented a %weight loss at 400 °C with grafting percentage.
We use the real survey responses to the political opinion questionnaire to formulate B from which S is obtained using Eq. 2.
An eigenvalue problem is formulated from the averaged equations, from which the moment Lyapunov exponent is determined for the column system with small damping and weak excitation.
Six cutting oils, five of which formulated from vegetable basestock, were evaluated in turning.
HCN channels are formulated from four subunits, of which two (HCN2 and 4) confer the most marked modulation by cyclic nucleotides.
We demonstrate the use of simple thermal oxidation processes to purify bulk carbon composites produced from thermosets, which were formulated from precursor compositions containing a melt-processible organometallic Ni catalyst in an excess of carbon source.
