The rotation can be regarded as two consecutive reflections, first in a, then in b.
With the use of both the forces from carbon atoms and the dynamic image force due to the electronic polarization, the proton channeling trajectories that result from a sequence of consecutive reflections off the wall are discussed by solving Newton's equations of motion.
The fully automated algorithm (fullyAuto) used only magnitude information from consecutive reflections, while the semi-automated algorithm (semiAuto) used a combination of reflection magnitude and phase information.
10.7554/eLife.01345.009 Figure 5. Three-dimensional profiles of the intensity of a single reflection over three consecutive diffraction patterns at −0.1°, 0°, and 0.1° degree tilts.
PA = Physical Activity * Over a 7 week clinic PA = Physical Activity Through consecutive cycles of collaboration and reflection, the intervention progressed from a separate physical activity component delivered by researchers to a comprehensive and integrated strategy to promote physical activity as a cessation aid.
Dr. Megan Murray, a Harvard epidemiologist who was a consultant for the Holland America Line on disinfecting its cruise ship Amsterdam, which had outbreaks on four consecutive voyages, said that illness on ships may be a reflection of the many outbreaks now occurring on land.
Consecutive recruitment is important to minimise bias and give a better reflection of the population.
Accounts filed with Companies House, which must be a truthful reflection of the business, according to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), showed a 10th consecutive annual loss.
In particular, the diffraction pattern shows a strong reflection around 4.6 Å, corresponding to the hydrogen bonding distance between consecutive β-strands in β-sheets, and a strong reflection around 10 Å, corresponding to the face-to-face distance of the β-sheets in the aggregates (Fig. 7B).
For the 19th consecutive month, British unemployment fell, reaching a 25-year low of 3.6percentt, in another reflection of the strength in the economy.
The medical records of all 312 consecutive patients undergoing resection of a colonic carcinoma (defined as any tumour above the peritoneal reflection) at Mayday Hospital between January 2000 and December 2004 were retrospectively reviewed.
