A growing number of studies use “real” effort designs for laboratory experiments where subjects complete an actual task to exert effort rather
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Human activities in the industrial world lead to the release of huge amounts of carbon dioxide (CO22), which is one of the predominant antrhopodenic greenhouse gases. This release of CO22 comes, primarily, from the combustion of fossil fuels, which has led to a gradual rise in global tem...
Figure 6.Prediction results of the ANN model for the target decarburization curves in two example operations (a) without and (b) with additional carbon. The solid and dotted lines represent the decarburization curve using the TDLAS analyzer and the predicted values of the ANN model, respectively....
This is an example of a GDP sector breakdown. This is British Columbia, province of Canada, breaking down further where the production and spending is coming from. GDP can be measured in nominal and in real terms. Nominal Gross Domestic Product (nGDP) is GDP calculated with current prices be...
Despite progresses made in different disposal and recycling techniques, burying waste in the ground is still a common method worldwide2. Economic benefits of waste burial in landfills make this method an attractive ultimate disposal option for MSW management, particularly in developing countries, where...
We argue that the LRDG may be a first example where this correspondence actually holds exactly. Most numerical investigations of critical phenomena on complex networks focus on small-world networks, where critical fluctuations are Gaussian, and the critical indices correspond to the ones predicted by ...
For example, a very concerned citizen wrote a letter to his local newspaper complaining that houses that sold for tens of thousands of dollars decades ago were now selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars: “That house can't be worth $400,000; my grandfather bought it for $40,000!”...
We argue why this notion corresponds to the informal idea of real-world problem. If a formula has an small Strahler number, then it has a lot of structure, and it is easy to prove it, even if it has many variables. We prove that there is a SAT solver, the Beame-Pitassi algorithm ...
Increasing m for p < < 1 increases the influence of the first term in Eq. (3), which increases the exponent by pushing the primary model towards the preferential attachment model. (f) Real-world example: Drosophila courtship network's degree distribution (corresponding to the full ...