The results show that the important interactions between hydrodynamics and mass transfer with reaction can be well represented by the new concept, which makes it an efficient and comparatively simple candidate for the in detail analysis, design and scale-up of bubble column reactors.
Sure, AI can create a simple candidate sort.
Finally, the identified candidates based on at least one of the mentioned criteria are selected and sent to the expert together with the simple candidate terms.
The Torah speaks of four sons, but the Republican Haggadah speaks of four candidates: The simple candidate (Santorum), the wicked candidate (Paul), the candidate who does not know how to answer (Romney), and the simple candidate who thinks he's the wise candidate (Gingrich).
This type of simple candidate approach based on examination of the extremes of the rate category distribution may shed light on regions whose methylation state influences transcriptional regulation during hematopoietic differentiation.
These simple candidate rearrangement elements are TB1, a known T-cell factor motif; TB3 and TB3, STRs found in the mouse Mhc class II region; and TB4, a recombination motif [ 37- 39].
We can think of this as a matter of the inference patterns to be sanctioned by some proof system offered for L, or as a matter of how the formulas of this language are to be interpreted by assigning suitable semantic values to them (truth-values being the simplest candidates here).
At low noise levels, it is easier to pull out the correct kinetic mechanism from the rest of the simpler candidates.
The cosmological constant Θ is the simplest candidate of dark energy, which corresponds to ω = − 1.
Akaike's Information Criterion (AIC) was used to assess the fit of several candidate models (e.g., Burnham and Anderson 2002; Anderson 2008), and whenever the difference in AIC (Δ i ) was <1.5 we used the simplest candidate model for inference (Appendix I).
