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Surface plasmon resonance measures the change in refractive angle arising from a binding event.

Another important free expression angle arises from the very different roles played by search engines and hosts in disseminating information online.

It is not known whether the second celebrated problem of archaic Greek geometry, the trisection of any given angle, arose from the difficulty of the decan, but it is likely that it came from some problem in angular measure.

Using conditional variance formula, it is shown analytically that the posterior variance of the friction angle arises from three sources, namely, the spatial variability (aleatory) and its uncertainty (epistemic) as well as the uncertainty in the mean value.

The Hollywood angle arises from Wilson's decision to use the lavish orchestrations arranged by composer-conductor Andre Previn for the 1964 Hollywood film rather than the original orchestrations from the smash 1956 Broadway hit, which was for a pit orchestra about a third the size.

It should be noted that this angle arose from two different reasons.

Ambiguities in the measurement of the N H tilt angle (e.g., arising from molecular disorder) could in future be minimized by using variable-angle coil probes to alter the orientation of the glass slides in the magnetic field.

However, a photon exiting the sample with a large angle (as if arising from a point outside the FOV) is blocked by the FD.

The results indicate that the greatest angle disparity arises from the difference in χ2, which describes the angle between the Cα Cβ and Cγ Cδ planes.

Furthermore, it is shown that the angle of attack effects arising from inflow distortion are significant only when the relative scale of the inflow turbulence to airfoil chord is sufficiently small (λ/c= 13% for present experiment).

The divergence angle could arise from mechanistic constraints and be functionally useful (and thus limit selection for overcoming constraints to increased precision).