Any part smaller than this is considered unsafe for young children.
since the functions ( 1 + ( 1 − 2 α ) z ) / ( 1 − z ) and ( 1 + ( 1 − 2 β ) z ) / ( 1 − z ) map onto the right half plane, having real part greater than α, and the left half plane, having real part smaller than β, respectively.
The main principle of the concept is to cut a box structure into parts smaller than 64 k byte as this is the limitation of an APP marker segment and to include these parts into multiple instances of APP11 marker segments (see Fig. 2).
However, assembly of parts smaller than 150 bp presents a significant challenge even for the experienced researcher and may result in substantial project delays.
If you create it on a bumpy surface, the tiger might look bumpy or some parts smaller than the other, for example, the head is bumpy or one leg is bigger than the other.
The in-plane extraction was faster for parts smaller than 0.4m.
Their statements mandated that toy products with parts smaller than specified dimensions need to provide safety warning labeling in order to prevent choking in infants and toddlers.
Concerning these propositions, Leibniz approvingly remarks, "What Descartes says here is most beautiful and worthy of his genius, namely, that every motion in filled space involves circulation and that matter must somewhere be actually divided into parts smaller than any given quantity" (L 393).
In any stage, if the voxel number of a separated part is smaller than Nthreshold, this part is treated as a punctum and will not be separated further.
He certainly formulated the bisection principle that given two magnitudes of the same sort one can continuously divide the larger magnitude by at least halves so as to construct a part that is smaller than the smaller magnitude.
The everyday notion of 'part' implies that any part is smaller than the whole thing it is part of.
