All examinations were performed on a second-generation dual-source CT scanner (SOMATOM Definition Flash, Siemens Healthcare, Forchheim, Germany) with z-axis flying focal spot technique.
Invented around 1795 by the French watchmaker Abraham-Louis Breguet to even out the effects of gravity on a pocket watch, the mechanism has been transformed over the years into double-tourbillons, multi-axis tourbillons, flying tourbillons and a bi-axial flying double-tourbillon, to name a few.
A fly body or an ellipse covering a fly body consists of two ends A and B where the flies' axis crosses the flies' perimeter.
Until then Axis aircraft could fly inland almost at will as long as they remained at low altitude.
All Gobrecht dollar restrikes, when tilted on their axis, depict the reverse eagle flying level, rather than upward as it is depicted on the coins struck during the official production run.
Moreover, similar genes orient the body axis in flies and mice.
Evidence supporting the existence of a long-range gonadal axis in flies has emerged recently.
This paper develops an adaptive backstepping flight control law in order to bestow good flying qualities in longitudinal axis for all flight conditions.
In August 1943, Scherf commenced flying operational sorties against Axis airfields in France.
The receiver is flying along the y-axis with a constant velocity of v, and its original coordinate is (x R, y R, h R ).
They also duplicate the external environment and create a realistic sense of flying by means of the three-axis motion platform on which they are placed.
