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The values prescribed by the normed interpolation function should be bounded between zero and one.

According to our model, the tower could withstand peak ground accelerations >100% larger than the values prescribed by current seismic hazard estimates.

We show that SuperDARN CPCPs tend to cluster around discrete values, prescribed by the statistical model, unless the amount of points on each convection map is above ∼300.

The hygrothermal aging effects on flexural properties, at room temperature (23 °C) after 100.0 years, were predicted and compared with design values prescribed by ACI-440, TR-55 and GB50608 design guidelines provisions.

The various physico-chemical groundwater quality parameters were assessed and the values obtained are compared with the permissible/desirable values prescribed by the Ethiopian and World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines to ensure the quality of groundwater for its use in domestic purposes.

The TDS values vary between 347 to 2,308 mg/l with an average value of 983 mg/l; for drinking purpose the maximum allowable TDS guideline value prescribed by the WHO (2004) is 1,000 mg/l.

Allègre et al. (1995) suggest that there are 7.35 wt% Si, 2.3 wt% S, and 4.1 wt% O in the core, which, normalized to an average atomic weight, is 23 g mol −1, close to the value prescribed by this hard sphere model variant.

Allowing an activation function of the sigmoid type to assume negative values as prescribed by Equation (2) has analytic benefits [14].

They balk at every line longer than some critical value, as prescribed by queueing theory.

This work proposes the iterative application of the boundary element method to numerically solve the boundary value problem prescribed by the linearized airfoil theory.

Solidarity and equity are examples of general values; prescribing pharmaceuticals that are covered by health care insurance could be seen as contributing to equity, and is thus an instrumental value.