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The solution refers to paddle impellers and flat-blade turbines operating in a laminar mixing regime.

For higher orders, i.e., t>2, the solution refers to the calculation of the variance of a truncated multivariate normal distribution [24].

According to the mathematical formulation of the problem, the solution refers to a weight vector w and a scalar b that satisfy the optimization problem min | | w | |, y i (w T x i + b ) ≥ 1, i = 1, …, N, where N is the number of samples.

But they again declined to accept tax increases as a part of the solution, referring instead to "common-sense spending cuts and reforms".

The solution, referred to as the sparse heterogeneous feature representation (SHFR), is implemented by creating a binary classifier for each class in the source and the target domains separately.

As maize absorbs phosphate in its orthophosphate form (Pi), the P in the nutrient solution refers to phosphate, whereas the total P content in the seedling comprises both organic and inorganic P forms.

The solution electrospinning is a method for the preparation of nanofibers by solvent evaporation and polymer curing under the action of high-voltage electric field, and the melt solution refers to the polymer heating and melting, by the electric field force to be drawn to obtain polymer fiber material process [16].

In this paper, the "exact" solution refers to the one obtained from the "continuous" model instead of the "discrete" mode, besides, the accuracy of the analytical-and-numerical combined method (ANCM) given by the existing literature is dependent on the total number of vibration modes considered, but this is not true for the accuracy of the NAM adopted here.

The Garvin Alterman Loewenthal solution refers to the problem of a line blast load suddenly applied in the interior of an elastic half-space.

The numerical solution refers to Figure 1.

In the above theorem, a normal optimal solution refers to an optimal solution at which an appropriate second-order constraint qualification is satisfied.