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… consisting of abrupt changes in probability that must be introduced in spatially homogeneous
models. Continuous probability surfaces can be readily compared to other geologic data, …

… Therefore, what can be learned about likely locations of future eruptions based on the
distribution of these structures? How does the interplay between local fault geometry and regional …

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… plot is usually fairly linear in the region near the midpoint, the Hill coefficient can be
somewhat more easily obtained than the position of the maximum in the Scatchard plot. For this …

… procedure of HILL (1956a) for 'convex' functions E, in that (20) can be satisfied without the
integrand itself being always positive. This extension was given in essence by HILL (1957c, pp…

… Then if a current i be sent through the tissue a difference of potential will be set up between
AB and CD, and there will arise an increase in the concentration y of the positive ion near AB…