The "magic numbers" provide a stringent test to theory which, ideally, would compute the energies of all complexes in their ground state configurations in order to determine the adiabatic adsorption energies D n defined in Eq. (1).
Such observations can provide stringent tests of theories of the origin and growth of structure in the evolving universe.
There are also many attempts to measure ion distribution at charged interfaces which would be a stringent test of theories.
First, reliability theories avoid the stringent conditions of some internalist theories, conditions that are arguably too demanding to account for the extent of justified belief.
Such evolved stars could provide stringent tests of stellar theory through the analysis of radial and non-radial stellar oscillations.
Here, we report only those analyses that survived stringent Gaussian random field theory cluster correction for multiple comparisons at P<0.05, or at trend level at P<0.1, with an initial voxel-level threshold of P<0.05 uncorrected.
The most stringent tests of quantum theory are precision tests of quantum electrodynamics (QED); these have now been verified to an accuracy of 10−12 using a one-electron quantum cyclotron [6].
This theory required stringent conditions on the population structure [ 37, 38], attempted to obtain the basis for a new complex adaptation by pure chance, and has not been uniformly accepted [ 38, 39].
When Hitler published his book Mein Kampf, it was time to begin the most stringent battle against the theories proposed in that book.
In theory, India has stringent anti-tobacco measures in place.
To test my theory, I set stringent guidelines before I started searching online coupon sites.
