Then, the steady-state occupation probability of the node l in the network (graph) G becomes p l st = W l ∑ n W n, where the expression in the denominator obeys a summation over all sum of weights generated for the graph G to ensure that ∑ n p n st = 1.
In August, Southern Cross posted a profits warning, blaming the austerity cutbacks for a steady decline in occupation rates.
That number remained steady during the Franciscan occupation lasting through the late 1670's, according to the archaeological consultant John P. Wilson, despite the rapid decline in the number of Pueblo Indians in New Mexico -- from 34,320 to 17,000 -- in the same period.
He has opposed the war in Iraq and has been a steady critic of the handling of the occupation.
Mr. Carroll said the occupation in Iraq, with its steady death toll, could foment a new generation of cowardice charges.
From a more theoretical point of view it is of interest that symmetrized ratios of occupation probabilities, determined in the steady state, i.e. under non-equilibrium conditions, are equivalent to the Boltzmann factor corresponding to the free energy of the particle channel interaction, which, as well known, is equivalent with the ratio of the equilibrium occupation probabilities.
This is roughly because acoherent state of amplitude α has a mean occupation number of | α | 2. Given thequantum steady state typically (as we shall see direct evidence of in this section)has support centred on the semi-classical steady state, fixed points far from theorigin (high | α | ) will produce high occupations and thusinaccurate results if we truncate in the Fock (number) basis.
Endocytosis also controls the steady-state levels of cell surface receptors independently of ligand occupation.
Men like Mudar confounded American forces throughout their recent occupation in Iraq, and others still do in Afghanistan, where the steady flow of pro-Taliban spotters fills the air with what soldiers call "Icom chatter".
