4 The procedure for obtaining such result is the same as explained in the following paragraph for K ∥, only much simpler, as the trace terms do not appear.
Mathematically, the model consists of a wave equation coupled, through boundary trace terms, to a structurally damped plate (or beam) equation, and the point controls and observations for this system are modeled by highly unbounded operators.
A class of linear and nonlinear functions for detection via contact tracing was considered in [ 13], in which the nonlinear detection by contact tracing term used in this model is the one found to give best fit for Cuban HIV data.
From 15 000 "hits" (250 reviews) generated in PubMed by asking for "flow cytometry & bacteria", only three were left after filtration of the database when using "biofilm" as an additional tracing term.
(Though it would be interesting to try to trace the term in Cahiers through the years — a concordance is needed).
While 10Be and 26Al provide long-term estimates on sediment production, in situ cosmogenic 14C is used to trace short-term sediment storage.
Traces the term to medieval anti-semitic origins.
For instance, he traces the term throughput back to industrial engineering before World War II.
Giles Slade, in his book "Made to Break," traces the term "planned obsolescence" to a 1932 pamphlet, circulated in New York, titled "Ending the Depression through Planned Obsolescence".
