From this perspective, the model makes use of multiple degrees of freedom to generate the full range of bursting oscillations exhibited by β-cells.
Finally, the 3-parameters Peng-Robinson (PR3) EOS is selected to generate the full range of PVT properties needed for input into the simulator in both scenarios.
Rigid-body rotations around two assembly interfaces are sufficient to generate the full range of continuously varying lattice curvature in the fullerene cone.
(1959 42) Secondly, Chomsky argued — and here we see his first invocation of the famous 'poverty of the stimulus' argument, to be discussed in more detail in §2.2 below — it is unclear that conditioning could even in principle give rise to a set of dispositions rich enough to generate the full range of a person's linguistic behavior.
Basic quantile regressions can be estimated in Stata with the command qreg or in SAS using Proc Quantreg, although some additional programming is needed to generate the full range of quantile estimates.
At this voltage, power is again generated by the full range of renewables (wind turbine + solar array icons), again replacing the fossil fuel generators in Fig. 1, while most of the storage facilities listed in Fig. 3 (green battery icons in Fig. 9), could contribute to voltage quality maintenance.
You get the full range of things.
Although a plausible candidate for the true distribution of moment tensors was suggested by Tape and Tape (2015), the true distribution is not yet well known and may depend on tectonic setting, location, or analysis method; for this reason, we use a simplified distribution to generate reference data covering the full range of source mechanisms (i.e., between DC, CLVD, and ISO).
The generated correction curve must be generalized to cover the full range of A allowing for correction of all M values.
Every attempt was made to generate a sample which included the full range of hospital-treated self-harm experiences in this population.
