A black and white charge coupled device camera (Hitachi, MP-M1A) positioned above the arenas was connected to a PC via an analogue capture card (Integral Technologies, Flashbus MV Lite).
A black and white CCD camera (Hitachi, MP-M1A) positioned above the arenas was connected to a PC via an analog capture card (Integral Technologies, Flashbus MV Lite).
A similar trend is observed in the maturation of self-assembled engineered cartilage, suggesting that our process captures this integral component of native articular cartilage development.
In other words, antigen capture was an integral part of the biosynthetic itinerary of class II MHC molecules and did not, for the most part, utilise a class II MHC recycling pathway we had recently demonstrated [23, 24].
Finally, distinguishing between substantial parts and integral parts captures an important intuition about substances: Socrates can lose and gain matter without compromising his existence.
That is why fractional differential and integral models captured the reality of the nature better, as these models considered the history and nonlocal distributed effects; for details, see the monographs [10 12].
Images were captured digitally using the integral LSM software.
It is an integral quantity which captures the contributions of the fuel temperature, coolant void, and coolant temperature reactivity feedbacks.
Motivated by the idea of the generalized Kalman Yakubovich Popov (KYP) lemma, the spectral information of the disturbance inputs can be captured by a matrix-valued integral quadratic constraint.
Under the rough hypothesis that the control channel is not affected by the unmeasurable uncertainties and that the properties of the uncertainties and scheduling variables are captured by suitable families of integral quadratic constraints, this paper reveals how controller synthesis can be turned into a genuine semi-definite program.
First, the planar EIA of a parrot is captured with our self-developed integral imaging pickup software.
