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In this study, respective equilibrium quotients are recalculated according to the B dot equation.
If the collision occurs in any timeslot but the first one, the metrics are recalculated according to (7) and the selection procedure is continued as we described before.
As a final step, the optimized energy allocation vector E is recalculated according to Section 4.2, for the optimized TM resulting from the second step.
Figure 3 shows the electronic absorption spectra of cotton samples with different numbers of silver and copper particles after ironing, recalculated according to the equation of Kubelka-Munch.
In order to avoid numerical problems of convergence of the proposed state estimation approach, the set of current phasor measurements is represented in rectangular coordinates, such that their corresponding variances are also recalculated according to the uncertainty propagation theory.
For the ozonesonde profile data, we applied a new correction factor that was recalculated according to the approach described in Morris et al. (2013), instead of the correction factor included in the WOUDC file. 3.
Ticket prices are determined by proprietary yield-management software that constantly recalculates prices according to supply and demand.
With each annual cycle we recalculated cardiovascular risk according to increases in age and expected changes in systolic blood pressure, total cholesterol level, and high density lipoprotein cholesterol level.
However, ζ = 2 is not satisfied and these t-tuples can not be removed from Θ. Then it is necessary to recalculate the goals according to the parameter interactions that have been already addressed.
The estimated fresh weight was recalculated to dry weight according to a dry weight percentage of 0.20 [15], [15].
Due to very weak amplitude of the band related to the α process in the j″ representation, the retardation time τ G from G″ was determined and then recalculated into τ j according to the Eq. (3a).
