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In contrast to the Fast Multipole Method, as κ→0, our approximation makes a transition to that of the free space Green's function for the Poisson equation.

The ratio of the intensity of the band-edge transition to that of the deep-level emissions is used to reveal the effect from the deep-level emissions.

This transition may follow a similar transition to that of molecular biology (with gene-finding algorithms) and evolutionary biology (with computational phylogenetics).

Epidemiologically, Viet Nam has been experiencing a transition to that of a developing country with an increased prevalence of non-communicable diseases.

It has been described that a shifting of maternal body boundaries occurs during birth, with the pregnant body transitioning to that of the leaking postnatal body, where internal and external boundaries are shifted, and this results in a blurring between self and other [ 13, 14].

We used Physics and custom transitions to add that sense of joy that we add to our apps," Tapbots' Paul Haddad says of the Tweetbot 3 redesign.

Because the number of transitions relative to that of transversions decreases with increasing divergence, the point of substitution saturation corresponds with the distance value where the plots diverge from linearity and reach a plateau [ 108].

Post-invasion Iraq was a transition, that much is true — a transition to disorder that included the disbandment of the entire Iraqi Army and mass looting across the country.

The equimolar monoTTR/CLU mixture showed deviation of the CD signal at lower temperatures (CLU alone melt transition) with less unfolding during this early transition compared to that of CLU mixtures with wt and L55P TTR.

There are so many transitions to make in that first year of college, & it was so helpful to be able to have a lighter course-load.

These signs are perhaps an indication that this transition to proof-of-stake is no small feat for the sector.