Within the framework of a section devoted to a particular subject, e.g., the sun, or the moon, the individual chapters may be concerned with various specific issues pertaining to the sun, or the moon, and so on.
We note that these cases can be easily described within the algebraic framework of Section 4. In fact, if the folded-chain structure of Fig. 12 exists in at least one of the layers, as shown in Section 3, the transmission can be expressed as a valid assignment of transmit and receive matrices.
If the variable has a value above threshold it converges towards 1; otherwise towards 0. To stay within the framework of the previous sections, let us suppose that the weight w is calculated by one of the STDP or short-term plasticity models.
(See section 9 for a solution to this problem within the framework of non-singular logic; see Steen 2012, section 2.3, for various metaphysical considerations concerning the purely set-theoretic approach).
However, if lethality is considered within the framework of the minimal model presented in section 2.1, i.e. in terms of selection coefficients, the result obtained makes much more sense.
A general approach to the solution of some static and dynamic problems for hollow anisotropic cylinders with noncircular cross-section within the framework of the three-dimensional linear elasticity theory is proposed.
Energy level structure and direct light absorption in a cylindrical quantum dot (CQD), having thin falciform cross section, are studied within the framework of the adiabatic approximation.
This argument can also be made within the framework of Rawls's theory of justice as briefly outlined in section 2.4.1 above.
In Section 4, the adaptive detector concept is revisited within the framework of soft and iterative detection strategies.
In this section the various steps in PMF analysis are illustrated within the framework of AMS data.
