BiNoM also implements several functions based on graph operations for the structural analysis of biological networks.
As ultimate constituents of reality are what is discovered by logical analysis, logical construction cannot be the converse operation, for undoing the analysis by putting things back together only returns us to the complex entities with which we began.
Linear and non-linear peaky fuzzy numbers and their arithmetic operations are constructed for the analysis of engineering structures with fuzzy characteristic quantities.
The present article describes the main characteristics and operations of SALIPS (software for the analysis of laser-induced plasma spectra), a computer program designed for use in Spectroscopy.
Although both sites' new construction seems to have avoided prime areas well suited for thoroughbred farming operations, the analysis shows that Lexington has been able to maintain more compact housing development, and new roadways tend to fill with higher density housing.
The network was constructed using Pajek [ 10], a highly versatile program for the analysis, operation and visualization of large networks.
In 2002, he became a Senior Vice President, overseeing all digital media strategy, planning, buying and analysis operations for the New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco offices.
The twin-related domain, or a collection of contiguous grains related by twinning operations, is proposed as the basis for the analysis of grain boundary network connectivity in materials prone to annealing twinning.
Vibration amplitudes of several micrometers and low operation frequencies make these devices suitable for the analysis of complex liquids like suspensions and emulsions.
In the present study, although emergency cases were excluded for the analysis, re-operation (p = 0.679 by univariate analysis), preoperative low cardiac output (p = 0.137 by univariate analysis), and CPB duration (p = 0.028 by univariate analysis but p = 0.278 by multivariate regression analysis) were not recognized as significant.
