"A slight change in height makes a big difference," Batt said.
Within the bottom zone the hydrodynamics vary little with a change in height or external solids mass flux.
In 2010, physicists used this idea to measure a 33 cm change in height between two clocks connected by optical fibre.
They found that for every 4-inch change in height, there was a 13 percent increase in risk for developing any type of cancer.
In the second approach, which does not use distance sensor in feedback and a triangle method is used to detect change in height.
The loss of signal using the waveguide assay for deacylated LAM, as well as atomic force microscopy (AFM) images that show no change in height upon addition of deacylated LAM support this hypothesis.
High thickness accuracy was achieved when the pulling process was carried out under thermally stable conditions, under which the effects of the thermal non-uniformity were canceled out by those of a change in height of the solid liquid interface.
The conventional method is to measure the velocity of the descending sludge-supernatant interface (sludge blanket) as the change in height over time in a vessel with constant cross-sectional area.
Experimental tests were carried out with an aluminium beam which had an abrupt change in height from 15 to 20 mm and was equipped with strain gauges and accelerometers at four uniformly distributed measurement sections and at three evaluation sections.
To talk about Mark Twain's intentions in regard to 'Pudd'nhead Wilson, Parkerr maintains, 'is to risk absurdity at every word.'" As much as I hate to join a fractious literary dispute, Parker is even more wrong in his denunciation of Twain's work than in his assessment of the underlying reasons for Melville's "change" in height.
The change in height is largely a result of the April 2015 Nepal earthquake of magnitude 7.8.
