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In particular, the viscous term introduces additional dissipation which controls the incoming convective energy.

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Generally speaking, it is not an easy task to seek the fundamental matrix for linear differential delay systems due to the memory accumulated by the long-tail effects that the time-delay term introduces.

The first term introduces the maximum possible prize for each interaction that is represented in the prior information network.

The penalty term introduces some bias to the least-squares solution, preventing the β j's from fitting the data points in D perfectly.

Here, n1is a measure of the length of the cascade and the term introduces an effective delay in the production of antioxidants, enough to let the ROS signal be transmitted downstream.

(And motherhood: Sarah Palin notwithstanding, "soccer moms" — a term introduced to the political world in 1996, by a Republican consultant — are the proverbial key demographic).

A meme, a term introduced by Richard Dawkins, is any idea or practice — any thought, song, or ritual — that can replicate from one brain to another.

The adoption of the term, introduced only a decade ago, reflects growers' newfound ambitions of making dry wines that can rival the great chardonnay-based whites of Burgundy.

At last, the third term introduced in the Eq. 1, represents an electron ion interaction.

The high-order term introduced from the circular track is compensated at the beginning of the algorithm.