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This means the volume of the annulus region is relatively quite small and the flow pattern inside the riser reactor is closely approximate to plug flow.
The peak total displacement, including SSI, is closely approximated by ˜uy μt+λ2 1).
The number of inaccurate sediment estimations decreased significantly and the cumulative sediment sum is closely approximated with the wavelet ANN method.
If the COP21 pledges never become reality, 58-61 Gtons CO2-eq/yr are projected to be emitted in 2030 (http://climateactiontracker.org/global.html), which is closely approximated by emissions scenario RCP8.5.
The velocity of a bubble depends on the proximity of bubbles above it; the average velocity is closely approximated by the Davidson and Harrison expression.
Then the area of the "rectangle" is closely approximated by its height, which equals the circle's radius, multiplied by the length of one set of curved sides which together form one-half of the circle's circumference.
The prediction uncertainty region for each feature is closely approximated by the quadrilateral defined by the predictions corresponding to extremal combinations of steering angle and velocity.
It is obvious that the theoretical SNR curve for ideal MRC is closely approximated by the output SNR of the combined system.
The procedure involves computing a statistic whose sampling distribution is closely approximated by the chi-square distribution with a-1 degrees of freedom, where the a random samples are from independent normal populations.
It can be seen that the curve g ani (k) is closely approximated by the curve Fig. 3 The anisotropy factor g ani versus parameter k for the D4 phase function and the HG phase function.
The difference of γ from 1 is negligible for speeds much slower than c, such as most everyday speeds in which case special relativity is closely approximated by Galilean relativity but it increases at relativistic speeds and diverges to infinity as v approaches c.
