Particle particle (P P) and particle fluid (P F) interactions are two fundamental phenomena in dense particulate flows which interact mutually to compose a variety of flow structures.
In particular, by performing specialized inference over the ways in which aspects of knowledge structures of words in context can be composed, mutually compatible and contextually relevant lexical components of words and phrases are highlighted.
Giant magnetoresistance (GMR) is often studied in multilayers (MLs) composed of mutually immiscible pairs of metals.
True, Neurath's vision of cities composed of mutually supportive, mixed communities, living together in harmony isn't exactly voguish in our era of gated communities, sheltered accommodation, streets too dangerous for kids to play in.
Second, traits.js makes it convenient to create "high-integrity" objects whose integrity cannot be violated by clients, an important property when web content is composed from mutually suspicious scripts.
According to a growing literature in many fields of the social sciences and humanities defending the mind-modularity thesis, the brain is composed of mutually inconsistent modules that contain contradictory beliefs.
A set of concurrently labeled patches participate in a network composed of mutually consistent representations of cortical input.
Either individuals were 'smart' in the sense that they contained many RM systems to guard against many phages, or the population was composed of mutually uninfectable bacteria with few RM systems.
A crystal of this complex is composed of two mutually interpenetrated 3D networks.
In this Letter, we will propose a successful chosen-plain-text cryptanalytic attack, which is composed of two mutually independent procedures: the cryptanalysis of the diffusion process and the cryptanalysis of the spatial permutation process.
Most of researches in the area of lead time reduction assume that lead time is composed of n mutually dependent deterministic components where each component can be shortened by a crashing cost (Ben-Daya and Raouf 1994; Hayya et al. 2011; Pan et al. 2002).
