So let's say, for example, seizures after [diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus] vaccines, we know that those occur at a defined rate.
Non-serrated flow hence corresponds to a state in which a shear band can be continuously driven at a defined rate in the absence of shear-band arrest.
During the fault recovery, the RECS recovers the active power output in a defined rate.
In the fault recovery period, the RECS is required to recover active power output in a defined rate.
That is, k2qe, a newly defined rate index, could provide the related information between the static and dynamic behavior of adsorption processes in engineering practice.
Third, the elastometer allowed the ES to be stressed in a defined manner, i.e. using a pressurized fluid to strain the ES at a constant and defined rate up to some preset level or by performing creep-relaxation tests with and without cyclic application of pressure (M. Brüggenwirth, unpubl. res).
Specific growth rate can be controlled at a particular defined rate, lower than its maximum, by continuous (preferably exponential) substrate addition.
Furthermore, because of our application mode with an defined application rate and a target ICP of <15 mmHg we could demonstrate a failed influence of the osmotic load given with each treatment.
Another gained some momentum by attempting to ban broadband rate regulation by the FCC, which would have been fine, had it not also sneakily defined rate regulation so broadly that it would have seriously undermined the agency's authority.
The treated animals were rated for seizure severity on the basis of a previously defined rating scale [41]; those with scores less than 5 were used for analysis.
The principle calorie substrates of glucose and lipids have well defined rates of utilisation and storage.
