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The parameters of the proposed method are essentially the size of (N_2) of the extended slice and the initial value for (sigma).

Also, the dynamic moduli obtained from the impact-echo method are essentially the same with those from the conventional transverse resonant frequency method.

Remark 4.10 By Figure 1 and Figure 2, we can conclude that the results of the stability of the Taylor problem in the wide-gap case, obtained by using the averaging method, are essentially the same as those of the Taylor problem in the narrow-gap case.

Although these method are essentially equivalent and both methods resulting in a large simultaneous linear equations, the method of Hirota et al. has the advantage in the term of the size of the linear equations (see "Collision response of soft tissues").

Solutions obtained with this method are essentially indistinguishable from those produced with an exact Riemann solver, whilst convergence to the steady state is the most rapid of all the implicit average-stage schemes considered and directly comparable to that of the unmodified Roe scheme.

Although the latter method is essentially a repeat of the lecture, it's an excellent opportunity to reiterate the major points and arguments to yourself.

The SuperBetter method is essentially a body-built version of Jane the Concussion Slayer, with a popular game and a self-improvement empire thundering behind.

The Decroly method was essentially a program of work based on centres of interest and educative games.

In 1892 he published The Grammar of Science, in which he argued that the scientific method is essentially descriptive rather than explanatory.

Although the lighter conventional crudes are often waterflooded to enhance recovery, this method is essentially ineffective for heavy crudes between 20° and 10° API gravity, and thermal recovery becomes necessary.

This method is essentially built around a bioinspired method called early reduction.