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The results are given in dimensionless form so that the variations of the seven main variables involved in the problem can be represented with the help of two variable dimensionless groups only.

Here, BFO and PSO combined algorithm is developed and represented with the help of flow diagram in Fig. 4.

For the layer thickness, the correlations are made each time on the right side of the log, represented with the help of a colour scale.

Two parallel processes, i.e., diffusion of radicals and their chemical reactions, running in corresponding radical clusters formed during energy transfer may be represented with the help of the given model.

The mapping from current input to output firing rate is often represented with the help of phenomenological models such as the linear-nonlinear (LN) cascade, in which the output firing rate is estimated by applying to the input successively a linear temporal filter and a static non-linear transformation.

As Conti et al. (2007) argue, for instance, scientists often try to create a semblance of order in the messy materials coming from their experiments by translating them into graph-like structures, with genes, protein, metabolites and their various interactions represented with the help of nodes and arrows.

Against the advice of the judge presiding over his murder trial, he chooses to represent himself with the help of a co-counsel, now claiming to have killed his wife in a fit of temporary insanity.

The mural represents objects that with the help of balloons are taking off from the wall.

We study bifurcations in a spatially extended nonlinear system representing population dynamics with the help of analytic calculations.

The young Saudi leadership that he represents has, along with the help of the United States and other allies, propagated an unpopular war that has killed thousands of civilians in Yemen and created a cholera epidemic.

This article explores the observation that, in scientific efforts to visualise the synthetic cell endeavour, one particular metaphor seems especially striking, namely the mandala metaphor: the tendency to represent synthetic cells with the help of mandala-like images (Zwart 2018).