This is valid for any practical window transform in a sufficiently small neighborhood about the peak, because the higher order terms in a Taylor series expansion about the peak converge to zero as the peak is approached.
Differential tissue sensitivity to glucocorticoids adds an additional dimension to the list of abnormalities already known to exist in the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis [ 11, 13, 14, 34] in the MS and the skin presents a valuable and practical window through which such interactions can be explored.
This paper presents a model in new forms of active and collaborative learning that expands the learning environment by using the internet and offering students over telepresence a virtual window on the practical laboratory work in the "High Precision Measuring Room and Nanometrology Laboratory" at the Vienna University of Technology.
For practical window and dome application, its high-temperature mechanical strength and optical transmission were both measured, and a modification measure of sputtering Mg film on sapphire surface followed by annealing and subsequent quenching was demonstrated.
Interior shutters are still a practical addition to any window.
This chapter presents a practical tool to address window design problems where sunny conditions prevail with the presence of external obstructions.
It remains a practical solution, but the window of opportunity is smaller than it was before.
Comparative cyclic voltammetry trials in alkaline, neutral and acidic solutions showed that the conical carbon UME's had a wider practical potential window for electroanalytic applications than, for instance, Pt disk UMEs.
As the cathedral's master builder, Barbara Schock-writes, wrines in a catalog essay for the window, "How could such a depiction be realized other than in gloomy, oppressive colors?" This was not a frivolous matter of interior decoration but a practical concern: the prismatic 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-foot 1,200-square-footnd congregation) in a significant amount of light.
