A circle has, by definition, an eccentricity of 0. For a transducer-sample separation of 7 cm, all images showed the sample to have an eccentricity of 0.1-0.2 0.1-0.2inimal disthusion.
Indeed, for example, Beirne et al. [29], only found very small differences between visual acuity along the horizontal and vertical meridians for an eccentricity of 10° and this difference is probably even smaller at an eccentricity of 4°.
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For an eccentricity value of 0.7, the mass flux in the bottom most subchannel (l) was found to decrease by 10%, while the surface temperature of the fuel rod in the vicinity of this subchannel increased by 250% at the outlet section.
The proposed methodology may be useful for any other practical application for which an eccentricity correction is not available from analytical or numerical solutions.
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(D ) Probability of occurrence of subunits with different numbers of cone contacts as a function of eccentricity, for morphological and functional data.
The second yields the admissible eccentricity for a neglect of the moment, given some error condition.
The planet's eccentricity is assumed to be 0, which is the eccentricity for a circular orbit.
