Gradient-based optimization is then used to locate the wing structure that maximizes the thrust, or minimizes the power under a thrust constraint, for a variety of shell boundary conditions.
Among its offerings is a variety of shell known as a "shelf" company, which comes with years of regulatory filings behind it, lending a greater feeling of solidity.
Related species usually differ in the settings for the major shell-developmental parameters [ 17], which produces a variety of shell shapes that often may be correlated with differences in key environmental factors [ 18].
These survivors persist in an unusual mangrove fern micro-habitat fringing Opunohu Bay, exhibit a variety of shell-color morphs, and may be protected from Euglandina rosea incursions by a brackish water moat (C. Hickman unpubl. observ).
In their World War II configuration, each of the Iowa-class battleships had a main battery of 16 inches guns that could hit targets nearly 20 statute miles (32 km) away with a variety of artillery shells designed for anti-ship or bombardment work.
The approach is relatively straightforward, was implemented using a variety of (Linux) shell scripts, and appeared to offer good performance on the Training Corpus (up to f1 of 0.66 for training).
A great variety of shells and pieces of shell were used during the prehistoric age and are still used in certain island and coastal cultures to make necklaces, bracelets, pendants, and headdresses.
In captivity, you need to ensure that there is a wide variety of shells to choose from.
Trade was prevalent among all groups, inland people trading such items as furs with coastal groups, who in turn plied a variety of seafood and shells.
During the war increasingly larger calibres were used, and a variety of ammunition types including shells tipped with harder alloys, improved propellants to give higher velocities, and more powerful explosives were developed.
