Pressures measured under nonbreaking wave conditions agreed with predicted values using design equations suggested by the Japanese Cabinet Office; however bare-earth water surface elevation inputs produced nonconservative estimates in breaking wave trials.
The best models for each temperature were determined and the kinetic parameters were fitted using Arrhenius/van't Hoff plots using the re-parameterized equations suggested by Kittrell [ 36].
Finally, numerical calculations using the suggested transformation equation are conducted to verify its capability through a comparison with the compressive experimental results.
Use the equation t = 70/k.
Use the equation % = (partial)/(whole).
For the remaining group, calculation of the ten-year risk for coronary events using the Framingham equation is suggested.
Simulations using ordinary differential equations suggested that chronic increase in cortisol levels leads to faster decline in hippocampal output than acute bursts, but could be treated more efficiently.
However, it should be kept in mind that the one-step approach applies an implicit linear imputation method, similar to imputation using mixed model equations suggested by Gengler [ 37].
