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In the next higher order of (epsilon), Eqs.

It is the ratio of the mean length of streams of one order to that of the next higher order.

Bifurcation ratio is the ratio of the number of streams of any given order to the number of streams in the next higher order (Schumm 1956).

Mean length of channel segments of an existing order is greater than that of the next lower order but less than that of the next higher order.

Direct bifurcation ratio Rdb = Ndu/Nu + 1, where Ndu represents the number of fluvial segments of a given order that flows in segments of the next higher order (Guarnieri and Pirrotta 2008); Nu + 1 is the number of segments of next higher order.

The extension of Langevin-equation Monte-Carlo algorithms for Coulomb collisions from the conventional Euler Maruyama time integration to the next higher order of accuracy, the Milstein scheme, has been developed, implemented, and tested.

According to Schumn (1956), the term bifurcation ratio (Rb) may be defined as the ratio of the number of the stream segments of given order to the number of segments of the next higher orders.

end{aligned} (21e) Following the same procedure, we can obtain the next higher-order continuity equation and (z) component of momentum equation as, i.e. (O epsilon ^4)).

The next higher-order model would require obtaining a closure which is able to preserve correlations between triples, and similarly for higher orders.

Analogously, in the evolution equation of (bar {mathbb {N}}), the next higher even order fiber orientation tensor appears.

In the next step work, some higher order moment, such as the third order moment, will be performed to improve the forecasting effects.