The morphometric maps obtained represent peculiarities of the Mercurian topography in different ways, according to the physical and mathematical sense of a particular variable.
The solution of the direct problem is first obtained and the peculiarities of damage detection are examined.
In this paper we propose two models for P: the first (Section 2) is a natural min-cost flow model, while the second (Section 3) is a Hitchcock model obtained by exploiting some peculiarities of the problem.
Those features are obtained by exploiting the peculiarities of wavelet transforms, which can perform mirror models of spatial decompositions occurring in the V1 area of the primary visual cortex.
We described the problem by two models, showing that it can be solved in polynomial time by standard software packages: the first is a natural min-cost flow model, while the second is a Hitchcock model obtained by exploiting some peculiarities of the problem.
Rheological curves of conversion products are obtained, based on them the peculiarities of viscosity-temperature characteristics change can be shown.
This paper presents the findings obtained in the study of peculiarities of solid-phase interaction during synthesis of Cr0.9Ta0.1Si2 and Cr0.5Ti0.5Si2 solid solutions depending on the synthesis conditions.
For a further constructive discussion, it stands to mention an important peculiarity of the obtained experimental results.
The results obtained with Cl− ions exhibit some peculiarities which comparative experiments on Br− adsorption help to rationalize.
By thoroughly analyzing the sequences of two divergent alleles of the radish Rfo restorer locus, we obtained new insight into the evolutionary peculiarities of Rf loci and Rf-PPR genes.
