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The presented SSC SR method is based on resolving the discontinuity location in the probability space explicitly as function of the spatial coordinates and extending the stochastic response surface approximations up to the predicted discontinuity location.
The mixed methods are based on resolving the contact conditions by the introduction of Lagrange multipliers.
Our study is based on spatially resolved 2D WAXS/SAXS data that indicates the arrangement of molecules, lamellae, and filler particles in the composite.
2) The other approach is based on spatially resolved spectroscopy [ 25], which measures the decrease in intensity with the source detector distance and which was demonstrated by Franceschini [ 41] to remove the influence of superficial tissue.
The attack is based on the resolving of the constrained edit distance between the sequences determined by the initial states of the shift registers and the intercepted noisy output sequence.
Ms. Caesar, who has made 35 albums, said her choice of songs (35 albums worth thus far) is based on her resolve to make every piece "minister to the needs of the people".
The model is based on a fully resolved unsteady two-dimensional flow with detailed chemistry and species transport, and with no artificial flame anchoring boundary conditions.
The nomenclatural system outlined here (Fig. 2) is based on a highly resolved phylogenetic framework and the description of a series of fossils that show a clear evolutionary transition from a tribosphenic tooth type to the simplified bilophodont teeth of crown lagomorphs.
The idea is based on introducing an additional J resolved dimension into the pulse sequence of a conventional 2D experiment to design a pseudo 3D NMR experiment.
The GB scheme is based on slip-system compatibility, local resolved shear stresses, and immobile and mobile dislocation-density accumulation at critical GB locations.
This technique is based on the temporally and spatially resolved recording of optical absorption in tissue within the near-infrared range of light.
