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The complex numbers can be viewed as a plane (as pointed out in the section Fluid flow), so a function of a complex variable can be viewed as a function on the plane.

Since the only arguments in the above function are individuals (of order 0), the order of our function is just 2. Quantifying over functions of r-type /n of order k in a definition of a new function yields a function of r-type /n+1, and so a function of order one higher, k+1.

More precisely, in our simulations this sinusoidal demand pattern peaks around mid-day, and demand can never be negative, so a function of the form 1 + cos(2πh/24) is used, where h is the hour-number in the day.

Fig. 6 Coherence length L φ and spin-orbit length L SO as a function of temperature.

We sought in this study to quantify the magnitude of such side-artifact errors in modulus measurement and to do so as a function of the trabecular architecture and specimen size.

But Wheeler couched it as "narrowly focused" on ISPs because personal data gathered by ISPs is done so as a function of providing broadband connectivity — rather than because a consumer chooses to visit a website or use a particular online service.

There is an art form as well as sound logic in the use of models and some of us find some of them useful and others not so as a function of the problem space, the nature of the conceptual solution, and, possibly, the way we are wired.

A corresponding analysis of raw choice data showed that levodopa significantly reduced the difference in shocks delivered to self versus others (t 79) = −2.12, p = 0.038) and tended to do so as a function of effective dose (t 79) = 1.92, p = 0.059).

If you've ever read a coming-of-age novel, you can probably imagine how these stories resolve themselves, and that's not a criticism so much as a function of the genre: kid moves from inexperience to experience, kid achieves personal growth, etc.

Normally, such characteristics for commercially available turbo-molecular pumps are presented as graphs of pumping speed, compression ratio and so on as a function of inlet or outlet pressure.

Mapping temperatures into eras also enabled the researchers to look at the historical correlations and determine a "crisis threshold" at which food prices rise so much, as a function of climate change, that crisis follows.