These are either based on the extrapolation of stresses at certain reference points on the plate surface (or edge) close to the weld toe as known from experimental investigations or on the linearization of stresses in the through-thickness direction.
Movement of certain reference points on the genioglossus muscle was greater during normal inspiration than during loaded inspiration, suggesting that the increase in activity of the muscle during loaded inspiration does not result in dilation but in stiffening of the upper airway [ 47].
All of us are black, and throughout our friendship we have adopted certain slang and reference points that color our daily conversations.
It was evident that a certain proportion of reference points corresponding to reeds were misclassified as flooded reeds or Tugay forests Table 2.> Area estimates obtained from the vegetation-cover maps from 1998 through 2007 indicated that, averaged from 1998 through 2007 (Fig. 5a), 6.17 % of the Balkhash Lake drainage basin was occupied by reeds (Table 3).
So certain people try to use that reference point to print large blocks.
This glass-half-full narrative, the popular trope that the Great Recession will ennoble us by purging us of our excesses, has, as its reference point, the Great Depression — or a certain idea of the Great Depression.
Though it did hold up as best, Cancellara said afterward that he was far from certain in his time holding up, considering that he had no reference point.
Remember, the reference point is normal species-functioning, not simply functioning in a certain society).
But there was a complication: the period of a pendulum is affected very slightly by its latitude, altitude, and proximity to certain topographical features, meaning that a single spot would have to be chosen as the world's reference point.
The nuclear organization is determined through the establishment of reference point positions within the nucleus such as the NM (nuclear membrane), the nucleolus or a certain chromatin region.
