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Transformation properties of entropy production

Physical Review E, 2011
The transformation properties of entropy production under phase-space partitioning, lumping, or the elimination of intermediate steps and variables in the presence of widely separated time scales are studied. Conditions are derived under which dissipation remains invariant.
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Fast Transformation and Kronecker Products

1984
While on the subject of fast computational algorithms based on the Chinese Remainder Theorem and primitive roots (discussed in the preceding chapter), we will now take time out for a glance at another basic principle of fast computation: decomposition into direct or Kronecker products.
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A Hilbert transform product theorem

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1986
The usual product theorem for Hilbert transforms states that under certain conditions x(t)y(t), the Hilbert transform of a product of two signals x(t) and y(t), is equal to x(t)y^(t), a result having repeated use in simplifying calculations involving modulated waveforms. Several sufficient conditions for the theorem to hold are well-known and appear in
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Speech-to-Song Transformation in Perception and Production

Cognition
The speech-to-song transformation is an illusion in which certain spoken phrases are perceived as more song-like after being repeated several times. The present study addresses whether this perceptual transformation leads to a corresponding change in how accurately participants imitate pitch/time patterns in speech.
Yan, Chen, Adam, Tierney, Peter Q, Pfordresher   +2 more
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Factors that Transformed Cereals Productivity

This chapter provides a critical assessment of productivity gains made so far and the opportunities for further improvement ahead for cereals in Ethiopia.
Abate, Tsedeke, Menkir, Abebe, Belay, Getachew, Feyissa, Regassa, Keno, Tolera, Bossey, Olubunmi   +5 more
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Products of Linear Transformations

1983
Let A and B be two linear transformations. We define the transformation C which consists of A followed by B, i.e., if X is any vector $$ C(X)\;{\rm{ = }}\;B(A(X)). $$ We write C = BA and we call C the product B times A.
Thomas Banchoff, John Wermer
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The Transformation Factor

Journal of Decision Systems, 1993
ABSTRACT To develop performance measures which are clear, timely and relevant for the work floor and the operating departments, it is argued that non—financial measures are needed to measure the internal performance. If some level of internal performance is reached, this influences the customer satisfaction.
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Identification and Coexposure of Neonicotinoid Insecticides and Their Transformation Products in Retail Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata)

Environmental Science & Technology, 2023
Edmond Sanganyado, Yanna Liu, Shaoda Liu
exaly  

Pesticide Transformation Products

1991
Pesticide Transformation Products in the Environment Pesticide Degradation Mechanisms and Environmental Activation Biotransformation of Organophosphorus Insecticides in Mammals: Relationship to Acute Toxicity Degradation Products of Commonly Used Insecticides in Indian Rice Soils: Degradation and Significance Degradation Products of Sulfur-Containing ...
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Transformation products of tetracyclines in three typical municipal wastewater treatment plants

Science of the Total Environment, 2022
Hao-Jun Lei, Qian-Qian Zhang
exaly