Therefore four dimensional regression models were plotted against the input variables of temperature, electrical current density and the anode circuit's methanol concentration.
The utility of Te and Tes models lie in the fact that they take a multivariate problem involving inputs of air temperature, ground temperature, solar radiation, and wind speed and map them into a single thermal metric on a spatial scale appropriate for the animal.
Of all inputs, variability of temperature had the greatest influence on the variability of DO content in river body, with the DO decreasing at a rate similar to the theoretical DO decreasing rate relating to temperature.
Ossaka et al. (1983) proposed a model of gas emission system related to the 1979 eruption with input of high-temperature gas from the depth and dry-out or evaporation of shallower hydrothermal system.
This set-up was validated for the relevant range of blood and injectate temperatures by comparison of input temperatures with the temperatures read and stored by the PiCCO2™ device.
Entrainment of gpdA in A. nidulans required the combined input of light and temperature cycles, because neither light nor temperature alone was sufficient for entrainment (Greene et al. 2003).
Furthermore, an investigation of the effect of input temperature, pressure and current density on system performance and number of cells required demonstrates that the power output should be fixed at 200 kW.
The RBF (Radial Basis Function) kernel is used in training of three sets of inputs: brightness temperature of channel 3, Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI and Global Environmentt Monitoring Index (GEMI), respectively.
Within an energy input of 40 200 W, temperature was found to be within a biologically compatible range between 36 and 57 °C (Zhang et al. 2014).
Through its function as a regulator of the WCC, VVD also plays roles in entrainment of the clock, including gating of light input and temperature compensation of phase (Elvin et al. 2005; Heintzen et al. 2001; Hunt et al. 2007).
