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Each entry in Table 1 and boxplot in Figure 3 is based on 100 estimated values except those for θ and l, which may be estimated in far fewer simulations.

Furthermore, the optimal domain can be used to determine optimal fertilizer rates for any given water supply, which may be estimated from seasonal climate forecasts in the case of dryland farming or based on available water supply for future irrigation.

The strategy (which is by now standard) consists in starting with the energy (E t)) and modifying it by adding new adequate terms (functionals) which may be estimated below and above by similar terms already existing in the expression of the energy (leading to the equivalence of both functionals) and whose derivatives provide us with the missing terms in the energy after differentiation.

Our strategy uses rate constants as parameters, which may be estimated by the Arrhenius relation as functions of temperature only.

Calculating the theoretical penalty depends on knowledge of h, which may be estimated using the genomic-relatedness method [ 7, 30- 32].

That only few cones are identifiable with annulus 2 suggests that most of the incident light is contained outside of their acceptance angle which may be estimated to be on the order of ~3° (NAcone ≈0.06).

This issue of global or structural identifiability is essential during nonlinear first principles model development where for a given set of measured variables it is desirable to investigate which parameters may be estimated prior to spending computational effort on the actual estimation.

The model is based on the extended principle of corresponding states with two reference fluids, chosen as n-C18 and n-C28 in which the parameters may be estimated from the knowledge of molecular weight.

For this purpose a linear micro-finite element (μFE) technique based on micro-computed tomography (μCT) was verified for the calculation of local displacements inside polymer scaffolds, from which local strains may be estimated.

The difference co-array is defined as the set of all pairwise differences of array element locations, and thus, it specifies the set of 'lags' at which the spatial correlation function may be estimated [10, 11].

This is especially so for criteria air pollutants, such as PM, for which exposures for nearby individuals may be estimated using results at centrally located air-monitoring stations.