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However, the equivalent model has almost the same features as the standard model, which can approximately maintain the output power approximate as a constant.

First, we construct a system of random differential equations driven by a Wiener process, which can approximately give such a stationary random noise by the use of an extended version of the well-known Ornstein Uhlenbeck process.

The results have showed that mSVDD can learn mixture of hyperspheres in the input space which can approximately represent the set of contours generated by the traditional SVDD in the feature space.

Considering these problems, in [35 37], the authors proposed a series of variational level set methods, which can approximately maintain the signed distance property with the level set evolution.

One of the main reasons for the bias is that in our model and STNM, we assume that the packet transmitted by each node follows a Poisson process, which can approximately be satisfied when the λ is low.

Secondly, we use amino acid composition and pseudo amino acid composition which can approximately reflect the sequence order [30], to deal with those peptides which can't be performed by the sequence alignment method.

Extensive phase mixing was evidenced by the 1H wideline signal, which can be approximately fitted by a single exponential model.

Emphasis is placed on the lifetime of the proof minting dies coated with DLC coatings, which can extend approximately 8 and 4 times corresponding to that of un-coated and hard chromium plating dies.

The case study determined that the best way (A3B3C1) involved the operating strategy with the lowest conveyor speed in the scrubbing and DES process and the fastest conveyor speed in the oxide process, which can reduce approximately 28.38% and 28.81% of the emissions concentration of hydrogen chloride and dust, respectively, in comparison with the current operating strategy (baseline).

The fully integrated system, which can sample approximately 6 L of air during a 1-hr sampling, was used to measure the atmospheric DMS mixing ratio over the Atlantic sector of the Arctic Ocean over 3 full annual growth cycles of phytoplankton in 2010, 2014, and 2015, with minimal routine maintenance and interruptions.

A recent complex eikonal model (Settimi et al., 2013b) is applied, useful to calculate the absorption due to the ionospheric D-layer, which can be approximately characterized by a linearized analytical profile of complex refractive index, covering a short range of heights between h1 = 50 km and h2 = 90 km.