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Adopted models for R account for two-particle (Shockley Read and Hall model) and three-particle net recombination mechanisms (Auger model) while the function G is a pure generation term and accounts for particle rate per unit volume due to Impact Ionization (Van Overstraeten-De Man model) with the projection of electric field along current density direction as a driving force.
Volume per hectare estimations were obtained from DBH and height measurements of six un-deformed live trees in each plot within the blocks using the Schumacher and Hall model (Bredenkamp 2000) shown in Eq. 1. lnV=b0+b1mathit{ln} left( DBH+fright)+b2 lnH (1).
The hiring hall model allows workers to gather indoors and more formally negotiate job terms, and helps workers organize with each other as well.
We also examined the behavioral impact of unsigned TD errors for each participant, to see whether the effect agreed with the Pearce–Hall model.
The Crystal Palace was an immense glass exhibition hall, modeled after London's Crystal Palace.
Below, on the concourse level, Whole Foods will operate a giant food hall modeled after the food halls of London's great department stores.
On Sunday, images included a sea turtle swimming to Atlantis, "Wookieville," where Chewbacca and his Star Wars friends kept their secret weapons, and a city hall modeled after Edinburgh Castle.
There, a double-height assembly hall, modeled on one at Château de Cheverny in the Loire Valley, ran 100 feet across the building's front, adjacent to a grill room on the same scale at the back.
Besides garage space for 350 cars, the Automobile Club offered its members a 100-foot-long assembly hall modeled on the Chateau de Cheverny in France; a grill room that could feed 300 hungry motorists at a time; a billiard hall; a library; and accommodations for chauffeurs.
Chongchun Sports Street, built for the momentous World Festival of Youth and Students in 1989, is lined with a slew of expressive concrete megastructures – from a weightlifting gymnasium shaped like a pair of dumbbells, to a badminton hall modelled on the arc of a flying shuttlecock.
So dominant was this type that even when the Confrérie de la Passion opened the first purpose-built public theatre in Europe since Roman times, the Théâtre de l'Hôtel de Bourgogne, in 1548, it followed the theatre-in-the-hall model.
