Behavioral meanings, inference

The microenvironment of the micellar core inferred from fluorescent probes is said to be similar to some organic media (Turner and Brand, 1968 Cordes and Gitler, 1973). Similar conclusions have been obtained by other spectroscopic means (see previous sections). The active site of an enzyme is usually quite hydrophobic and the number of water molecules at the active site is limited. Therefore, it is very useful to study the behavior of the catalytic groups in organic media in relation to micellar and enzymatic catalysis. 

FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS. All of the members of some class of things is referred to as a population, and the properties of such a population are inferred from the behavior of a smaller group of things called a sample. Any single property of an individual within a population may differ from the same property for another individual, and we usually measure a sample mean to obtain a mean for the entire population. One often wishes to... 

Transform methods are used to solve two-variable linear differential equations essentially by means of the transformation of a partial differential equation into a total differential equation of one independent variable (in general, the number of variables is reduced by one) [1], The major inconvenience of these methods to find analytical solutions is that the inverse transformation is frequently very difficult or cannot be done at all even for not too complex electrochemical processes. In these cases, the solutions have an integral non-explicit form, from which it is not possible to deduce limit behaviors and the influence of the different variables cannot be inferred for a glance. In Electrochemistry, this method has been extensively used to solve the diffusion equation, which is a two-variable partial differential equation. 

The rank modification of von Neumann testing for data independence as described in Madansky (1988) and Bartels (1982) is applied. Although steady-state identification is not the original goal of this technique, it indicates if a time series has no time correlation and can thus be used to infer that there is only random noise added to a stationary behavior. In this test a ratio v is calculated from the time series, whose distribution is expected to be normal with known mean and standard deviation, in order to confirm the stationarity of a specific set of points. 

The parallel response of the two bands is reminiscent of the behavior of CdS Te electrodes increasingly positive applied potential quenched both bands in parallel, an effect observed at several temperatures (13). The existence of communication between the emissive excited states was inferred from this result, and we would draw the same conclusion here the notion that the two excited states are interconverting means that whatever processes are responsible for increasing the population of one state in amine ambients will increase the population of the other state proportionately. 

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