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TABLE 1 N FN 1 3

in Curvature-Mediated Interactions Between Membrane Proteins
by K. S. Kim, Kim John Neu, George Oster 1998
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Table 7. (Example 2): = 10, Un = Fn

in KOROVKIN TESTS, APPROXIMATION, AND ERGODIC THEORY
by Stefano Serra Capizzano

Table 8. (Example 2): =1,Un = Fn

in KOROVKIN TESTS, APPROXIMATION, AND ERGODIC THEORY
by Stefano Serra Capizzano

Table 10. (Example 5): An Pn, Un = Fn

in KOROVKIN TESTS, APPROXIMATION, AND ERGODIC THEORY
by Stefano Serra Capizzano

Table 12. (Example 6): An Pn, Un = Fn

in KOROVKIN TESTS, APPROXIMATION, AND ERGODIC THEORY
by Stefano Serra Capizzano

Table 4.1: The value of fn (1; )

in Handoff Schemes And Three-Dimensional Cell Design In Microcellular Systems
by Lu Fan, Lu Fan (m. S, Thanks Mr, Lan Bo, Mr. Gong Yu, Mr. Guo Dongning For 1998

Table 1. Values of Aa (f,n).

in The Theory of Nomic Probability II
by John L. Pollock

Table 1: ::fn_virtualfilestats Fields

in UTILIZING PERFORMANCE MONITOR COUNTERS TO EFFECTIVELY GUIDE WINDOWS AND SQL SERVER TUNING EFFORTS
by Jeffry A. Schwartz, Unisys Corporation

Table 2. f(n, r, r)

in Combinatorial results for semigroups of order-preserving partial transformations
by A. Laradji, A. Umar

Table 4. Differences in the optimal regression model for different levels of task complexity.

in What can searching behavior tell us about the difficulty of information tasks? A study of web navigation
by Jacek Gwizdka, Ian Spence 2006
"... In PAGE 9: ... The optimal regression model was calculated for the two extreme cases of task complexity: easy (ObjDiff=1) and difficult (ObjDiff=3). As shown in Table4 , the significance and the relative importance of the independent variables was different for each level of task complexity. Table 4.... ..."
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