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Distributions of unsteady pressure sensors over the flap allow the noise source regions to be defined and quantified via cross-spectral diagnostics using the SADA output.
'Emitter efficiency' was defined and quantified based on the measured wall temperature.
To optimize this formulation a quality target product profile was established in which critical quality attributes (CQAs) such as mechanical properties and disintegration time were defined and quantified.
The effectiveness of the presented control method is demonstrated through a set of evaluation tests on two different three-axis piezo-stack actuators, where a set of motion-error metrics were defined and quantified.
Three velocity porosity trajectories related to three diagenetic paths were defined and quantified from the Urgonian database: 1) EPAR-preserving micro-scale cementation of micrite, 2) non-EPAR-preserving dissolution with moldic pore development and 3) EPAR-preserving sparry calcite cementation of molds.
In the Additional file 1 the notion of the 'importance' of a pattern is defined and quantified.
New parameters allowing analysing the distribution of the signal intensity within the nucleus zone of the lumbar intervertebral disc were defined and quantified.
An intermittency factor is defined and used to quantify the intermittent character of turbulence scales.
A region of interest (ROI) was defined and the pixel/area was quantified using ImageJ).
The heat-flux intensity factors and the thermal-stress intensity factors are defined and evaluated in order to quantify the singular characters of temperature gradients and thermal stresses, respectively, in the near-tip region.
Engineers and designers working with materials in the design of force-carrying components or structures of one type or another know that there are a host of material properties and characteristics that must be carefully defined and quantified before the material can be effectively used in a design context.
