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Electron backscatter diffraction analyses have shown increase in fraction of special boundaries (Σ⩽29) in two solution-annealed specimens.
We apply classical network ranking metrics, such as Pagerank and closeness and compare their rankings to the lawyers "efficiency" (measured in fraction of cases won).
Structurally, a monotonic increase in crystallinity and a decrease in fraction of oriented noncrystalline phase were found to accompany the shrinkage behaviour.
As a result, the net moment increases due to the decrease in fraction of moment of tetrahedral site and an increase in the moment of octahedral sites (Jalalya et al. 2010).
Similar behavior is also reported by Jafari Raad et al. (2015) where they found that increasing ion concentration in the water solution decreases diffusivity of CO2 due to growth in fraction of contact ion pairs.
Osborne's tweet stated: "Just seen SABRE -a rocket engine that cools air from 1000 degrees to -150 in fraction of a second.
Convergence diagnostics, examined with the help of AWTY [ 104], indicated a conservative burn-in fraction of 0.25.
A burn-in fraction of the initial 25% generations was eliminated and posterior probabilities of trees were obtained by sampling every 100th generation afterwards.
Five replicate analyses were conducted, each consisting of 4 × 10 generations with sampling every 1 × 10 generations, 2 parallel runs, 4 Markov chains (3 heated, 1 cold) and a burn-in fraction of 0.25.
Two sets of four chains sampled every 100 generations were run until the average standard deviation of split frequencies between the two sets fell below the default critical value of 0.01 using a burn-in fraction of 25%.
Tracer 1.4 [ 41] was used first to check the convergence and mixing of each parameter, and then to confirm that the effective sample size (ESS) of each parameter was sufficient to provide reasonable estimates of the variance in model parameters (i.e. ESS values > 200, after excluding a burn-in fraction of 10%).
