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He formulated the theory of lubrication (1886) and in 1889 developed the standard mathematical framework used in turbulence work.

Given that it is still a relatively small agency, Sophie's responsibilities include: building much of the mathematical framework used to run advertising campaigns, building custom technology for clients, coding, client servicing, legal matters, accounting, training and recruitment.

We now advance the main mathematical framework used in this paper to study filter design, pulling together the ideas introduced in the previous sections.

An artificial neural network (ANN) is a powerful mathematical framework used to either model complex relationships between inputs and outputs or find patterns in data.

The mathematical framework used in this paper is based on algebraic geometry where the forward kinematic problem is explored in a seven-dimensional kinematic space by the means of the so-called Study parameters.

The mathematical framework used are often econometrics models which takes as inputs covariates such as industry category, establishment area and employment and outputs estimates for the number of freight vehicles arriving to an establishments, usually with a time scale of a single day to a week [14, 15, 16].

Based on this model, a novel mathematical framework using Unscented Kalman Filtering is developed to estimate the external uncertainty.

The current research work addresses the challenge by evolving a mathematical framework using multi-objective optimization functions.

We recently developed a computational and mathematical framework using Monte Carlo method in which parameter uncertainty can be addressed through large-scale sampling procedure.

We present the mathematical framework, using the implicit-pressure-explicit-composition (IMPEC) scheme, which facilitates rigorous thermodynamic stability analyses and the computation of phase behavior effects to account for transfer of species between the phases.

In this paper, we construct a mathematical framework using the count function (or the so-called indicator function) and develop a comprehensive methodology which allows us to select various optimal blocked orthogonal arrays: regular or non-regular designs with qualitative, quantitative or mixed-type factors of two, three, higher or mixed levels.