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Spinodal temperatures have been defined from the temperature dependence of these effective interaction parameters and other parameters of the mixtures.

Temperature of oxidation degradation (T d ) and maximum of oxidation degradation intensity (T d max. ) of 1-year old PE-80/PE-100 welded joint (Table 2) have been defined from the thermogravimetric curves.

The parameters considered in the tests have been defined from a consideration of the limitations of the current parametric approach adopted in Annex B of the ENV version of Eurocode 1.2 [1] and from the requirement to validate the program OZONE developed in the scope of a complementary research project.

In Europe, general evolutionary scenarios have been defined from genetic evidence.

It is so far a continuous process, since several new genera have been defined from organisms previously known as Bacillus [64]: Alicyclobacillus, Aneurinibacillus, Brevibacillus, Geobacillus, Gracibacillus, Paenibacillus, Salibacillus, Ureibacillus and Virgibacillus.

These genes have been defined from work in the mammalian species and adapted to avian species more recently.

They had been defined from the very beginning".

A rate parameter called crack rate has been defined from the time derivative of the crack length, which is measured experimentally.

Some of the variables have been extensively described in the literature; therefore, the threshold has been defined from previous publications.

Nevertheless, the two-subscale structure has been defined from the perspective of empirical observation, and has been employed widely since then.

This may be explained by RGPs having been defined from a smaller group of reference genomes and absence or deviation in content from even one of the genomes was sufficient to warrant definition as an RGP.