The current transients were fitted using a mathematical equation that considers up to seven contributions, each of them representing a different classical nucleation and growth mechanism.
The method used is the direct measurement in the study area, collecting measurement data and map the numbers into a formula the density distribution of incoming light by using a mathematical equation to further simulate the density distribution of daylight that enters the room apartments and distribute the value of illumination with daylight factor.
Researcher Adrian Bell of the University of California Davis and his colleagues "used a mathematical equation, called the Price equation, that describes the conditions for altruism to evolve," a recent article by the National Science Foundation explained.
Consensus can be defined as a level of agreement and calculated using a mathematical formula or equation (e.g. percentage agreement, kappa analysis).
Using a mathematical approach, a time-dependent equation describing sulfate ion concentration was theoretically derived, and the calculated concentrations were compared with the measured ones, showing good agreement between these values.
Here, we examine the effects of imperfect adherence during the induction phase using a mathematical model of impulsive differential equations.
In this work, a modelling approach has been proposed to simulate the aggregation kinetics of colloidal systems under quiescent conditions, based on the combinations of the cluster mass distribution (CMD) computed using a mathematical model based on population balance equations (PBE) with the structure properties of individual clusters determined by Monte-Carlo (MC) simulations.
Once the patient size is determined, f-size can be found from the appropriate table in the AAPM Report 204 or computed by use of a mathematical equation, as we did in this study [ 19],[ 20].
New Jersey has begun screening tests using a simple mathematical equation that measures the change in scores at a school from year to year.
In our function derivation examples below, we took this approach because only three HIM bins could be reasonably applied to the limited volcanic impact data; using a complex mathematical equation to interpolate between three data points was unjustified.
The way to find out what length you need for a DIPOLE antenna, which is the most common antenna used, you use mathematical equation, 468/ FMhz whereas, 468 is the one standard, the fMHz is Frequency in MEGAHERTZ, and that give you the total length of a dipole antenna in feet.
