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A safety mechanism having optimal properties of global movement is worked out by optimizing all structural parameters through minimizing the average condition number of extreme poses.

The average condition number (defined as the geometric distribution of tantalum markers in 3 dimensions) was calculated to be 22, indicating that the tantalum markers inserted in the surrounding femoral bone were distributed sufficiently to be able to obtain appropriate data for determination of prosthetic migration (Valstar et al. 2005).

For simplicity, we assume an average condition.

Inequality of family income, general living conditions, average number of children in families and nutrition have been pointed out as the main explanations for such differences [ 6, 7].

A heart condition numbers his days.

In addition, the flowering time of lov1-4 plants was also similar to that of the wild-type plants under short-day conditions (average leaf number: 55.7±4.6 vs. 57.3±5.0, respectively) (Figure 2E).

Little's Law says that, under steady state conditions, the average number of items in a queuing system equals the average rate at which items arrive multiplied by the average time that an item spends in the system.

This period of time was under a moderate solar activity condition with average sunspot number and F10.7 as 44 and 92, respectively.

At constant temperature and equilibrium conditions, the average number of molecules in the gas and solid states is constant; molecules leave the gas and attach to the surface at the same rate that they leave the surface to become gas molecules.

Under these conditions the average number of helium atoms per droplet was ca. 10.

Although previous work has emphasized using favorable conditions to explain fungal distribution [ 3, 10] in our study, the parameter that explained the greatest amount of variance was an index of unfavorable conditions, the average number of consecutive days with maximum relative humidity less than 50% (Fig. 3).