In the later research, we intend to simulate the Taylor problem in the wide-gap case by using computer.
Section 3 studies the Taylor problem in the wide-gap case by using the averaging method, and establishes its mathematical frame.
The main objective is to study the stability and the type of transition of the Taylor problem in the wide-gap case by using the averaging method and to compare with the Taylor problem in the narrow-gap case.
The main objective of this paper is to study the stability and the type of transition of the Taylor problem in the wide-gap case by using the averaging method, and we conclude that the stability of the Taylor problem in the wide-gap case is essentially the same with that in the case of the narrow-gap.
Remark 4.10 By Figure 1 and Figure 2, we can conclude that the results of the stability of the Taylor problem in the wide-gap case, obtained by using the averaging method, are essentially the same as those of the Taylor problem in the narrow-gap case.
Scores for aligning a character with a gap can be adjusted case by case, or adopted from an existing model, such as BLOSUM62.
All this should be done on a case-by-case basis, in a stepwise fashion and properly consider uncertainty and knowledge gaps [2, 3].
DoLS were first introduced in 2009, following the so-called "Bournewood gap" court case, brought by the foster carers of "HL", a man with autism and learning difficulties, who were prevented from taking him home from hospital.
That would need case-by-case negotiation.
It was a case-by-case basis.
RF electrodes in this system were positioned with a fixed gap between samples' top bottom surfaces and the electrodes and, case by case, at different distance between electrodes.
