Hence, the proposed technique can identify a precise fault section without the installation of additional sensors in the target system when compared to conventional methods that use current direction and voltage along the feeder.
On Friday morning the candidate was busy in television interviews explaining the precise section of the Dodd-Frank legislation that would apply.
Even though the tools are listed under precise section, they may serve more than one purpose.
Crispr, a tool sometimes referred to as "molecular scissors", has already been hailed as a game-changer in genetics because it allows scientists to cut precise sections of DNA and replace them with synthetic, healthy replacements.
In comparison with standard sample preparation routes for TEM investigations the used technique is well suited for precise sectioning of hybrid structures.
Drop-on-demand printing that is one of the inkjet printing technologies, enables the printing of complex and precise sections of living tissues or organs on the culture substrates utilizing cells and/or biomaterials as bioinks.
Figure 1C illustrates how the reference points allowed for precise sectioning and histological validation of the extent of the demineralization extending past the DEJ of the sample.
Where needed, data were exported into Microsoft Access (versions 2000 and 2007) and specific keyword queries used to select precise sections of the data for analysis.
And in fact it is much easier to dereference something that refers to a precise run of sections than it is to figure out where to find a chunk of stuff named in an Act that has long since been absorbed by the Code.
Ben Ellman, on tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone or harmonica, huffed out the melody lines like a precise one-man horn section, yet his solos could take off for the free-jazz streaks and hoots of the World Saxophone Quartet.
(The terminology of a valuation's being consistent with a consequence relation is adapted from Dana Scott. A precise definition appears in Section 2).
