The versatility offered by this new tool has permitted us to model the existing instruments, thus allowing a fuller understanding of their operation.
While GTR does permit us to model a lone rotating object, if we model the object as a shell of mass (instead of a solid sphere) and let the size of the shell increase (to model the 'sphere of the fixed stars' we see around us), then as Brill & Cohen (1966) showed, the frame-dragging becomes complete inside the shell.
The concurrent assessment of psychosocial, physiological, and cognitive variables will permit us to model pathways by which stress can lead to cognitive decline in middle-aged adults.
This permits us to use the present model for an interpretation of neutron scattering results in a wide range of incident energies, say, from 0.1 μeV to 10 eV, at all practical temperatures.
This stratigraphy also permits us to propose a first model of major phase of deposit and major phase of frequentation of the landscape by hominids.
Estimating the left hand side of Equation 9 indeed allows the access to the local values of the mass flux by solving the Poisson equation, and hence permits us to test the rheological model.
This three-parameter model permits us to calculate solubilities of all alkanes in solvents at low concentrations by the number of carbon atoms.
Despite this shortcoming, we find that the two models behave in the same way qualitatively (Fig. 3), and the analytical tractability of the 2-unit model permits us to derive explicit equations for the set of parameters leading to each operational mode and the relative strength of external input leading to hysteresis (in the WTA mode) or two co-stable activity bumps (in the combinatorial mode).
This model permits us to dissect the temporal contribution of circulating IGF-1 and contrast the early and later effects of IGF-1 on skeletal acquisition, maintenance, and micro-architecture.
Although robustness in Boolean networks can be thought of in this way, our model permits us to explore a much more dynamic sense of robustness (in contrast with [9], for example).
