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For the sake of clarity, the whole energy constraints are summarized as the total summation of each function which the applications support.

As shown in Eqs. 8 and 9, each anonymized block of tuples is calculated individually, and finally, the Ɗ value is the result of the total summation of all anonymized blocks s.

The shear stiffness of the composite section is based on the total summation of corrugated web and concrete encasement with average thickness before cracking, and the ratio of shear resistance shared by the steel web and the concrete encasement depends on their shear stiffness.

Their work stood as the total summation of the highly referential, highly personal tone that so many amateur Flash movies had.

Then at the group level, the weight of the edge connecting those two voxels in the group graph was computed as the total summation of the cluster-similarity values across the individual clustermaps.

The total summation of fitness values available across the entire landscape was conserved in each generation; this was done by adding back the entire subtracted quantity after dividing it equally amongst each of the 144 elements of the fitness landscape matrix (before interpolation).

The total charge (summation of galvanic current) during galvanic corrosion tests was suppressed by the addition of Ca2+, while it was increased with Mg2+ addition.

Despite reporting low item commonalities in a one-factor structure, scale developers proposed the use of an ITAS total score (summation of all 20 items), to indicate a person's overall insulin appraisal.

The annual total cost is summation of setup and holding costs and is calculated based on the following procedures.

This work is concerned with the minimization of total energy consumption (summation of electric battery and fuel) of hybrid hydraulic-electric vehicles through an energy management combined approach incorporating elements of fuzzy logic, neural network and rule-based algorithms.

Microscale dynamic effects result in a non-associated flow theory, the flow direction being dictated by the normal to the quasistatic yield surface which is convex while the total flow stress (summation of the quasistatic yield stress with the dynamic stress) lies on a different flow surface which may be sometimes non-convex.