The overlapping data at the junction between mid and polar areas are then used to confine possible edge effects outside the effective data geographic intervals.
The eigenfunctions constructed in this way make clear that the instability is confined to the edge, and does not affect the 1D flame trailing from the edge.
If we, as readers, feel sadly confined to the edge of the music and glamour that are intrinsic to the subject, straining for a glimpse of the beauty that remains just out of sight, we know how Kirstein must have felt.
At the resonance wavelength of λ 1, the electric fields are highly confined near the edge of the Ag nanodisks and have two field "hotspots" on the left and right sides extending into the SiO2 spacer (see Fig. 4a).
At the wall edges or crossings, confining columns for vertical reinforcement are built with vertically perforated units.
The length of the projection of the candidate to the source (i.e. reference) edge is called the reference length, shown in Fig. 1c together with the intersection of the areas confined to the edges and the perpendiculars of their mutual projection, respectively.
Back in the village of Minions snow has melted, the slush confined to road edges.
London is on course to be more like Paris: with a centre that is a playground for the affluent, while the poorest are confined to the edges.
Borderline tests (no slides positive and at least one slide with a blue coloration confined to the edges) had a positive predictive value for cancer or an adenoma larger than 1 cm no different to that of tests with 1-3 poslides slides.
"Historically, we have protected the sensitive information and functions at the core of our telecommunications networks by confining our high-risk vendors to the edge of our networks.
In this study, new magnetic nanoconstructs – Magnetic NanoFlakes (MNFs) – have been derived by geometrically confining iron oxide nanocubes of ∼20 nm in edge length within a polymeric matrix of deoxy-chitosan.
