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The core field model (see Eqs. (5) and (6)) is parameterized using SH up to degree 14 and an order 4 polynomial in time (i.e. this is equivalent to order 5 B-splines in between two spline knots).

The ordering criterion is justified through analysis and simulation on the average signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) of different users, where it is shown that in a quasisynchronous BS-CDMA system, ordering with regard to increasing TOA is equivalent to ordering with respect to decreasing average SINR, when practical channels such as the exponentially decaying channel is considered.

This is consistent with early phylogenetic work based on rDNA sequences, which demonstrated that within a single locus, genetic diversity within Symbiodinium was equivalent to order-level differences seen in other dinoflagellate groups [ 62].

Rrs measured at lower frequencies (from 5 to 15 Hz) on IOS enabled us to obtain the total Rrs (Rrs at 0 Hz; R0) using the linear regression model R(f) = R0 + S × f, where f represents the frequency, S is the slope of the linear relationship of resistance versus frequency, R0 is equivalent to zero-order frequency resistance, namely the intercept).

4 It is equivalent to the order of packet loss.

It is equivalent to Markovian order added one unit.

The triangulation problem is equivalent to the linear ordering problem and more efficient algorithms for generating optimal solutions have been proposed in the literature on operations research (Grötschel et al. [1984a]; Laguna et al. [1999]; Mitchell and Borchers [2000]; Chiarini et al. [2004]; Pintea et al. [2009]).

When α > 0 the result of this function is equivalent to the fractional order derivative, for α < 0 to fractional order integral and for α = 0 to the function itself.

The hazard for mixed-order elimination is equivalent to the rate constant for elimination at a particular amount remaining.

By the linearity of (x^{ast}), this is equivalent to (x^{ast}) being order preserving; i.e. (xleq y) implies (x^{ast}(x leq x^{ast} y)).

Moreover, at least when is a solution to an -harmonic equation, (5.1) is equivalent to a local order of growth condition when ; see [9, 14].