As the photoacoustic signal was generated at the time of laser illumination, it provided a reference point that was compared to the scattered HIFU field to determine the phase of the HIFU tone burst at the target at the time of illumination.
For a reference point, that's more than double the current iPhone battery.
"If there's a reference point, that's it, with the effort we put in and the feeling we got after it.
Yet due to the powerful impact of the $80,000-to-$80,000-to-$80,000-to-$90,000pornt that may or may not be relevant to the discussion it could very well steer the numbers toward your upper goal.
On the blog about global land deal guidelines by the head of the FAO, Jose Graziano da Silva, MichaelJTaylor claimed: The voluntary guidelines may not be enforceable – and I and many others would wish they were stronger on certain points – but nonetheless they provide a reference point that can be worked towards.
The daringly sheer lurex knits, Halston-esque one-shoulder dresses and slinky jet-embroidered jumpsuits nodded to Studio 54, a reference point that Jacobs, who was born in New York City, often returns to.
Under the first part of our proposal, the centromere is a reference point that divides a chromosome into two arms of unequal length.
The detailed characterization of diploid strawberry gene space also is a reference point that will permit comparisons with other diploid and polyploid Fragaria species, further unveiling evolutionary relationships in this economically important genus.
To clarify the specificity of acupoint PC6, we set up the non-acupoint group to be a reference point that does not belong to any meridian.
This shift from subject to Scripture places him on a firm foundation to critique the culture without starting from a reference point in the culture wars, a point that is sure to polarize.
