Both instruments view the earth at nine discrete view angles, provide data products that are radiance scaled to Système International (SI) units, registered among the view angles, and geolocated.
The discrete view on profiles is exemplified by the PROSITE database [ 17], which states what kind of amino acids can be present in a single position of a protein signature.
However, the most impressive thing is the way Frenzel has managed to take something so simple and make it so functional, allowing the one piece stand to house an iPad in three discrete viewing angles — from upright to a much more lean-back angle — in both landscape and portrait mode, as well as enabling it to be used resting on soft surfaces, such as your lap or bed.
The Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR) instrument is designed to provide global imagery at nine discrete viewing angles and four visible/near-infrared spectral bands.
Animations to show this, in contrast to simple discrete views, require more sophisticated techniques because intermediate conformations or frames must be calculated or interpolated for a smooth visualization.
The addition increases the gallery space, but most of the new square footage is devoted to providing Maryhill with things larger museums take for granted: a dedicated collections room, space for educational and other programs, and a discrete cafe with views of the gorge.
The periprostatic venous plexus or NVB will have a discrete rounded appearance when viewed en face on axial slices.
Among the advantages Stalnaker claims for this view is its smooth accommodation of gradual change and of what might, from the point of view of a discrete linguistic structure, be seen as problematically indeterminate belief contents.
Similarly, Externalists are interested in the linguistic structure of expressions, but have little use for the idea of a discrete infinity of them, a view that is not, and cannot be empirically supported, unless one thinks of simplicity and elegance of theory as empirical matters.
