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The framework here developed for non-repairable systems quantitatively captures the value of reliability from a financial standpoint.

We find that excluded volume theory derived by Minton quantitatively captures the experimental effects when crowding agents are modeled as arrays of rods.

For image summarization, Simakov et al. [21] proposed a similarity measure method which quantitatively captures the incompleteness and incoherence of the patches between the original image and the resized images.

This analytical technique quantitatively captures than individual '2' is the most connected entity within the association network, and conversely several other nodes such as individual '1' only have a single association.

For image resizing and retargeting, Simakov et al. [13] proposed a similarity measure method which quantitatively captures the incompleteness and incoherence of the patches between the original image and the resized images.

We demonstrate that the model qualitatively and quantitatively captures a suite of trends observed experimentally, including the statistics of filament fluctuations, and mechanical responses to shear, motor motilities, and network rearrangements.

The proposed attention graphs allow us to quantitatively capture the collective attention shift using well-developed network analysis.

These data demonstrated a promising and novel approach for quantitatively capturing in vivo bone dynamics at the local trabecular level.

The computer model quantitatively captured the variation with Q of the Kearns factors, as measured in the physically simulated specimen.

After a sandwich immunoreaction, the quantitatively captured nanoprobes could catalyze oxidation aniline to produce electroactive PAn for electrochemical measurement.

In the transition flow regime (0.1<Kn⩽10), however, the model does not quantitatively capture the viscous heating effect.