percolation Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of percolation In English

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Examples of percolation

  • In fact, conversion of old tanks into percolation tanks is more effective as far as the impact on groundwater is concerned.

  • A major focus of interest in a percolation model is the critical probability, which is viewed as a phase transition point.

  • We present improved lower and upper bounds for the time constant of first-passage percolation on the square lattice.

  • We compare the parameter values for which there exists a strategy such that the process survives to the critical parameter of ordinary percolation.

  • A theorem from percolation theory is relevant to the existence of such a factor with infinitely many ends.

  • In this way the problem of feature agreement and percolation of feature-values between nodes in a phrase structure tree is dealt with.

  • At any constituent, the percolation information is consulted to determine which of the constituent's children would pass the head word over to their parent.

  • The head percolation table determines the head child as follows.

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