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A pore-throat classification method was developed relating mercury volume invaded through throats of a given size to the corresponding pore area as derived from SEM data.

For the 2 existing synthetic datasets, uniform and normal, used in [21], we generate a set of n points for a given size to test.

Use of a cumulative distribution function (CDF) and the related probability density function (PDF) specify the best available estimate of the probability (likelihood) of a fire of given size to take place in a compartment.

The model is used to predict the critical weight fractions in the mixture for particles of a given size to make up a continuous phase as a function of particle shape and size ratio.

We must ensure (i) a sufficient number of (voiced or unvoiced) sections of a given size to compute the corresponding bit allocation tables and optimal scalar quantizers (and transform coefficients for the KLT), and (ii) a reasonable calculation time for experiments on such extended corpus.

These samples are created by obeying a specified energy-based rejection scheme: Do not add a randomly generated structure of a given size to the sample if its free energy (according to the static or dynamic model or according to both models) lies outside the corresponding confidence interval(s).

The genome of each organism was set to a given size at the start of a simulation.

A means for utilizing auxiliary information in surveys is to sample with inclusion probabilities proportional to given size values, to use a πps design, preferably with fixed sample size.

We investigate the corresponding colouring problem of assigning sets of colours of given size k to vertices of the triangular lattice so that the sets of colours assigned to adjacent vertices are disjoint.

We will now consider the previously discussed approach to construct a weighted unranking algorithm that generates random RNA secondary structures of a given size according to a realistic probability distribution.

We introduce a new age-averaged model (AAM) that averages all ion exchange particle ages for a given size particle to avoid the expensive Monte-Carlo simulation associated with previous modeling applications.