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Accurate pore quantification depends on both the fields of view and the spatial resolutions of 3D images.
To obtain detailed information on both the fields of velocity and scalars, the flame is numerically simulated.
Two books, Pihkal: A Chemical Love Story (1991) and Tihkal: the Continuation (1997), both written with Ann, are considered classics in both the fields of organic chemistry and illicit drugs synthesis.
Both The Fields of Sorrow and Melencolia I, for clarinet, harp and double string orchestra, the other Birtwistle work in the programme, date from the 1970s, when work on his opera The Mask of Orpheus was exerting a gravitational pull on everything he composed.
In this paper, we fill such gap by presenting a simulation architecture for networked control systems which is based on two well-known solutions in both the fields of networking simulation (the NS-3 tool) and UAV control simulation (the FL-AIR tool).
Since the mean wind profile in the tropical cyclone boundary layer is important in both the fields of meteorology and wind engineering, the wind measurements taken during the passages of several tropical cyclones or typhoons in Hong Kong by the wind-profilers and the Doppler Sonic Detection And Ranging (SODAR) have been utilized to calculate both the hourly and 10-min mean wind profiles.
While some architectural progression in both fields owes to fashion, much more of it owes to learning in both the field of design and collective human endeavor.
Applications of this concept are developed in both the field of traffic accident research and safety studies (diagnoses) in preparation for engineering measures or local safety policies.
"Art had a huge influence on both the field of optical tweezers and atom trapping," says William Phillips, a physicist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
Similar to Bowen, the spatial meanings in Patrick are a combination of concrete places, telling where the events being discussed took place, and more abstract places, reflecting both the field of research, which is education, and the academic register.
