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View cameras may use a photocell on a probe that can be moved to any point just in front of the focusing screen, thus measuring image brightness at selected points of the image plane.

Tensometric measurements were also taken at selected points of the concrete slab to verify the slab behaviour.

VWG minimizes computational costs by directly tracking the elevation of the water surface at selected points of interest using a Eulerian based dynamic searching algorithm.

In the course of the experimental work, different approaches were used to measure the strain at selected points of the LDPE film under pressure and also in attempting to measure the Poisson's ratio.

Results of the dynamic calculation are used to document the nature of the building structure response, and of the reduction/amplification of the vibrations at selected points of individual storeys during the pass of metro trains, including the frequency characteristics of the response.

For this reason, work is currently being carried out on the possibility of monitoring the technical condition of current collectors at selected points of the railway lines, which makes it possible to detect the current collectors which do not work properly, and those in which the damage occurred after the train's departure.

The method is designed to reconstruct the transient temperature distribution in a whole construction element based on measured temperatures taken at selected points on the outer surface of the construction element.

Fig. 9 Tonic spiking and bursting x-traces at selected points on the b-parameter passway (shown in magenta) across the diagram in Figure 8(C) showing several stages of spike addition transitions.

External and internal pressures measured on the WERFL test building at Texas Tech were used to determine the net pressures at selected points, representative of cladding elements and fixtures on the walls and roof of the building, when nominally sealed and when containing large openings.

A survey of only the variations at selected points would probably miss those much larger-scale differences.

In addition, a reconstruction of the reflectance spectrum at selected points was undertaken.