It is a pre-requisite to have a precise understanding of the Primary Knock-on Atom (PKA) energy spectra caused by 14.1 MeV fusion neutrons in order to have a good foundation for a quantitative determination of the damage driving phenomena produced as a result of neutron encounters.
This paper lays the foundation for a quantitative theory of Gabor expansionsf(x)=∑k, nck, n e2πinαxg(x−kβ).
This paper describes the design, development and application of a conceptual foundation for a quantitative integrated coastal element vulnerability assessment using the up to date Source Pathway Receptor Consequence (SPRC) approach.
After changing her major to psychology, she took several courses--developmental psychology, experimental psychology, and statistics for psychology (the foundation of a quantitative-psychology career track --before setrack --beforeal psychology.
Results of this work can provide a foundation for developing a quantitative workplace exposure assessment strategy for an epidemiologic investigation.
Creative designs of nanoplasmonic optical antennae (i.e. plasmon resonant nanoparticles) have become a new foundation of quantitative biology and nanomedicine.
Therefore, three-dimensional AMT sounding becomes an attractive option with the ability of dynamic monitoring of CBM reservoirs, and lays a solid foundation of quantitative evaluation of reservoir parameters.
Simultaneously, the research can also offer the foundation of quantitative analysis of other NIR application.
In 1945 Horton, derived a set of empirical laws that are now called Horton laws which laid the foundation of quantitative geomorphology.
In 1852, Darcy conducted experiments on flow-through sands and developed what is now referred to as Darcy's law which laid the foundation of quantitative groundwater hydrology.
The study has also revealed the need to establish quantitative models for estimating the benefit of real-time information from RWIS stations, which is the foundation of a cost benefit-based RWIS locost benefit-basedn model.
