The prediction of the strength is made from two parameters that are easily quantifiable the density of the timber and the slenderness of the glued joint.
To identify the parameters we consider different initial states (x 0)) and suppose (x_{mathbf{p}} k)=x_{bar{mathbf{p}}} k)) for all (kgeq0) from two parameters p and (bar{mathbf{p}}).
In Section 2, the geometry model of Bistatic ISAR is developed, the effects of ISAR echoes from two parameters, bistatic angle and the azimuth angle of equivalent line of sight (LOS) are discussed, relationship between the ISAR echoes and time variation of the bistatic angle in receiver-center region is investigated.
Toxicity was estimated from two parameters; number dead on the floor and number in exit traps that died after 24 hours.
According to (2), the n cs UE is calculated from three parameters, i.e., n PRS, n DMRS (1), and n DMRS (2).
As in (2), the n cs UE is calculated from three parameters, i.e. n PRS, n DMRS (1), and n DMRS (2).
Since different (genetic) markers have been shown to measure different evolutionary forces, confirming the importance of a polyphasic approach to population analysis [8], [9], [19], [61], [62], we decided to analyse and combine data from eight parameters that are equally dispersed over the P. aeruginosa genome (Table 2).
The IPI risk was calculated from five parameters including age, performance status, serum LDH, number of extranodal involvement and Lugano stage.
The level of violence in study communities was determined by a weighted violence score which was retrieved from three parameters of violence, namely the number of violent events, number of injuries and number of deaths from violent events.
It is interesting to compare the usage patterns of the three ASHAs (npB1, npM1, and npL1) from four parameters that we have analysed - total number of risk assessments, median completion time and 95% CI, use of Bluetooth functionality, and rate of disseminating management recommendations to participants.
One of the first studies in this field was carried out by Fitts in 1954 with the aim of analyzing the speed-accuracy trade-off and, as a result, calculating the performance and an index of difficulty of a task from three parameters: the time spent on performing the movement, the distance, and the size of the object to be reached [ 8].
