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Table 1 also shows that, in general, the point estimates of the Bayesian estimates (BLOR and BLOR*) are similar to the MLEs (MLLOR, and MLLOR*, which was approximated with the MLE with probit ordinal regression); however, the approximations (BLOR* and MLLOR*) have greater bias and SD.

All foldable beams have a non-linear elastic behavior which was approximated by a bi-linear behavior.

Additionally, a traffic marking probability equation was developed using the traffic average rate classification of the proposed algorithm which was approximated through a rate estimator.

The cadavers were classified into 3 groups by BMI, which was approximated through visual estimation by the orthopedic surgeon performing the dissections.

We divided the plate interface into small rectangular subfaults, each of which was approximated by three triangles to calculate the angular dislocation (Comninou and Dundurs 1975).

The oxidation was attributed to nitrification, which was approximated by the following overall reaction (assuming no NO2- buildup): NH 4 + + 2 O 2 aq → NO 3 - + H 2 O +  2 H  +  (12).

The Kaossilator is essentially an anti-iPod — a surprisingly beefy music-making device, the functions of which are approximated by a number of iPhone apps.

The first part is named as approximate affine form, which is approximated to the nonlinear operation.

The translation amount is taken into account in d f, which is approximated by d ̂.

Different levels of corrosion are considered which are approximated by rebar section loss.

The equations contain time derivatives which are approximated by introducing small time steps.