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The unique probative value of the accused's infidelity cannot be mathematically computed from statistical base rates of infidelity and uxoricides (husbands murdering wives).

This paper shows how a digital controller for MFCs can be mathematically computed once the dynamic characteristics of the open-loop system have been identified.

A probabilistic neural network (PNN) is presented for predicting the magnitude of the largest earthquake in a pre-defined future time period in a seismic region using eight mathematically computed parameters known as seismicity indicators.

CF is a mathematically computed record, contingent upon a direct extent between the concentration of the metals in the sample taken from the review area and earth crust (Hakanson 1980; Pekey et al. 2004).

The result of the j t h output neuron can be mathematically computed as shown in Eq. (10): gleft(sumlimits_{i=1}^{k} beta_{ji} cdot y_{i} + b_{j} right) = O_{j}, quad j=1,2,{ldots},M (10).

At that time, an automated function determined the inner and outer boundaries of the circular myelin sheath on the binary image, from which the diameter of the axon and that of the fiber are mathematically computed based on the area of their respective regions.

But little by little, the feedback is becoming more sophisticated; thanks to research like Barth's, Schwartz and his team have a better understanding of which neurons in particular respond to a stimulus and when they start responding, which could help them mathematically compute just how much electricity the nerves bring to the brain.

CT, invented by Godfrey Hounsfield in 1972, collects a series of X-ray transmission images of the same sample at numerous rotational angles, and mathematically computes the volumetric locations of the features present in the transmission images to build a 3-dimensional voxel representation of the sample that includes its surface and internal features.

Two types of kinetic equations were employed to mathematically compute dynamic biological processes in the CD4+ T cell model: 1) mass action and 2) Hill equation kinetics.

Given a choice of functions, the liability distribution from which the output of HIBACHI effectively samples can, in theory, always be computed mathematically, though the amount of computation required may be prohibitive.

The correction, however, can readily be computed mathematically.