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In Section 2, the distributed sampling and source reconstruction problem is formulated, providing also an outline of the assumptions made on the model of the sensor network.

In this work approximate augmented Riemann solvers are formulated providing appropriate numerical schemes for mathematical models of granular flow on irregular steep slopes.

This is the first time that stability analysis of the full discrete kinetic equations related to rarefied gas theory is formulated, providing the detailed dependency of the iteration scheme on the discretization parameters in the phase space.

It is shown that this implicit homogenization problem can be iteratively solved with quadratic convergences by successively updating strain increment fields in unit cells, and that the boundary value problem formulated provides a computational algorithm which is versatile for initial setting of strain increment fields.

However, MI based methods as previously formulated, provide limited insight into the dynamic behavior of the system, and hence have limited use in predicting new observations a key property for estimating a model's relevance when the ground truth is unknown.

Part of the argument may be formulated as providing evidence that the cosmos is the sort of reality that would be produced by an intelligent being, and then arguing that positing this source is more reasonable than agnosticism or denying it.

A first conjecture, i.e. naïve understanding, was formulated of providing care to patients suffering from cancer which appears to be an unpleasant experience for the undergraduate students.

Unlike MeNZB, which was designed to provide protection against a clonal outbreak, 4CMenB has been formulated to provide broad-based protection and to be used for routine immunization in various regions of the world.

But as it turns out, following the thread provided by the two key notions (TP) and (ST) as formulated above provides a suitable vantage point to investigate the development of the notion of consequence in the Latin Middle Ages.

Postpartum diets were formulated to provide either 317 g/d of sodium bicarbonate and calcium carbonate (NBC) or 100 g/d of CMA, providing a dietary cation-anion difference of 35.58 and 15.64 mEq/100 g, based on 25 kg/d of DMI, respectively.

Half the cows that were fed 100SDP prepartum were fed a lactation diet formulated to provide 100 g/d of SDP (100SDP; n = 24), and half were fed a diet formulated to provide 400 g/d of SDP (400SDP; n = 24) on a dry matter basis where SDP replaced BM (100SDP) or BM and soybean products (400SDP).