These circuits are connected via a magnetic field, which can be characterized by a coupling coefficient47,48.
These findings recount various actions taken by Microsoft which can be characterized as improper or unsavory in one respect or another and, at the very least, harmful to its competitors.
The connecting interfaces contributed to the distortion of the shockwave and changed its frequency, which can be characterized by the factor α.
When endeavoring to study something as complex as the brain, which can be characterized at many levels of investigation, one must determine what level to investigate.
Scaling criteria can capture continuous alteration of rock and fluid properties related to fluid flow through porous media which can be characterized by different dimensionless groups.
The productivity potential for this given technology is evaluated considering global solar radiation data available and the cultivation technology, which can be characterized by photosynthesis conversion efficiency.
The interface between coating and substrate is represented using a cohesive zone law, which can be characterized by its strength and fracture toughness.
Various approaches have been employed in order to develop such a law which can be characterized into potential-based and non-potential-based formulations.
One of the classical aeroelastic instabilities of slender structures is galloping, which can be characterized as a low-frequency, large-amplitude normal to the flow oscillations phenomenon.
The results show a diverse range of thematic content of stakeholders' images, but which can be characterized into four dimensions – positive or negative overtones; straightforward vs. composite meanings; time dimension; and action-based vs. describing state of affairs.
In the Laarder Wasmeren area in the western Netherlands, Late Pleistocene cover sands and overlying early Holocene drift sands show various paleosols, which can be characterized as more or less incipient podzols.
