Mr. Krantz and Mr. Taborn make up the group's heart and soul, and much of its guts; their tandem work inside the ensemble, which can assume either an ambient drone or a contrapuntal churn, amounts to some of the most inventive playing on the album.
In other words, we have one parameter (Protocol) which can assume two values, two parameters (OS, DBMS) which can assume three values, and t=2.
In this approach, the structure is divided in main modules, which can assume different pre-established topologies (templates).
Throughout this paper, C is a generic constant which can assume a different value at each occurrence.
Vegetation or habitat types are ecological phases, which can assume multiple states, and transformations from one type of phase to another are ecological phase transitions.
At first the geomorphological similarity is studied by identifying the dimensionless groups, which can assume the same value or a scaled one in a fixed ratio, representing drainage basin shape, stream network and relief properties.
We describe the manufacturing and mechanical properties of a novel class of auxetic (negative Poisson's ratio) foams, which can assume arbitrary and complex shapes, and can be produced in large bulk quantities.
The method is particularly designed for the kinetic and spatial scaling of multistate kinetic Potts models using one or more sets of non-conserved structural or orientational state variables Si each of which can assume a number of Qi degenerate ground states (Q or multistate Potts models) as commonly employed for simulating recrystallization and curvature driven grain growth phenomena.
If anything captures the public's imagination, it might just be light art, which can assume a myriad of shapes, scales, colors and forms.
A classical RBN is a dynamical system, based on a directed graph with N nodes (genes), which can assume binary values 0 or 1 (inactive/active); time is discrete, with synchronous updating of all the node values.
