When I received the bound galleys — now called an ARC — I sat down to write the review.
That sample was then placed into a facility called an arc jet, essentially a room-size blowtorch, blowing hot, hypersonic winds that simulate the heat of re-entry.
Geographically, it sits at the center of what some analysts have called an "arc of insecurity," from Somalia in East Africa to Mauritania in the west.
A set X ⊂ R n is said to be an arcwise connected set if, for every x 1 ∈ X, x 2 ∈ X, there exists a continuous vector-valued function H x 1, x 2 : [ 0, 1 ] → X, called an arc, such that H x 1, x 2 ( 0 ) = x 1, H x 1, x 2 ( 1 ) = x 2. Definition 2.2 [13].
Stark and Yinsen secretly build a powerful electric generator called an arc reactor to power Stark's electromagnet and then begin to secretly build a suit of armor to be powered by the reactor and utilized as a means of escape.
An intramolecular base pair between the nucleotides i and j in a strand is called an arc and denoted by a bullet i j.
It is well known that (I_{f}) is a continuum, and it is called an arc-like (or chainable) continuum.
Especially, to implement the adaptive grid approach, we not only give a mesh generation algorithm, but also give a sub-algorithm, which is called an arc-length equidistribution algorithm.
We further restrict the discussion to short segments of curves according to the following definitions (Olver et al. 1996): Definition 3 A locally convex arc Γ p1, p2), together with its endpoints p1 and p2, is called a short arc if no two tangent lines to it are parallel.
One method involves a device called a plasma arc gasifier, which generates artificial lightning bolts between two electrodes.
