One may populate an axis with a list of country names in any order, e. g., [Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay] or [Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay], without data gain or loss.
The classification method is similar to that of Frohlich (1992), but we introduce two grades (A and B) for each fault type: grade A means that the focal mechanism has an axis with a plunge angle θ ≥ 60°, and grade B indicates a plunge angle of 45° ≤ θ < 60°.
Grade A means that the focal mechanism has an axis with a plunge angle θ ≥ 60°, and grade B indicates a plunge angle of 45° ≤ θ < 60° Fig. 4 Examples of focal mechanisms determined and P-wave velocity structure used in this study.
The symbols a and b represent the center of the circle as a point on an axis, with a as the horizontal displacement and b as the vertical displacement.
To obtain the surface shape, the object is moved along an axis with an electromechanical device and scanned by a light line.
Within the supergrains, the constituting towergrains exhibit a high probability for misorientations around the aragonite a-axis with a geometric mean misorientation angle of 10.6°.
Two arbitrary control-poses of an object are interpolated by a screw motion, which, in general, is unique and combines a minimum-angle rotation around an axis A with a translation by a vector parallel to A. We explain the advantages of screw motions for the intuitive design and local refinement of complex motions.
Above all, Nasr reveals, the growing influence of Khomeini's Shiite soldiers throughout the Middle East led Saudi Arabia to forge an "axis" with Pakistan, a country where Shiites are commonly labeled "mosquitoes".
It stood like a sculpture, on an axis with our chairs, which rested on a flat terrace of blue stones.
The part and counterpart of a specimen display an axis with lateral branches bearing planate pinnules.
Soldier Field, named for the veterans of World War I, is a U-shaped concrete structure topped with two neoclassical colonnades designed on an axis with the nearby Field Museum of Natural History, an earlier neoclassical structure to the north.
