Thus, the above-mentioned wavelength intervals correspond, respectively, to frequency ranges of 1.5 4 Hz and of 8 15 Hz, in correspondence of which the main peaks on truck response function are found.
The heat sink was divided into four critical zones (Fig. 7), in correspondence of which different convective coefficient values were used.
In particular at a fixed dose rate we check an absorbed dose, depending on the ethylene and mesomorphic phase content in the polymer, in correspondence of which a significant change in the molecular response to gamma irradiation occurs.
Buckley discusses past guests on "Firing Line", the weekly publishing of "National Review" & its staff, and his correspondence, most of which has to do with speaking engagements.
The collection, she explained, is arriving in four waves: analog master tapes; scores, manuscripts and programs; digital media; and, finally, sketchbooks, diaries, contracts and correspondence, some of which are in the exhibition.
The result: two and a half years of correspondence, some of which is reproduced here.
Apart from two studies (Unal S. 2011, Personal correspondence), one of which has not been published, until recently there have been no significant data regarding the rates of immunization against influenza and pneumococcal vaccines in patients with diabetes in Turkey.
In December 1773, the North Carolina colonial assembly created a committee of correspondence, to which Howe, as well as Richard Caswell, John Harvey, John Ashe, Joseph Hewes, and Samuel Johnston were appointed.
Furthermore, the performances of the network are weakly affected by wash-out, the removal of unconverted gas in correspondence of switching, which is in intrinsic disadvantage of reverse flow operation.
He also produced short stories, plays, film scripts, memoirs, and travel books, plus a vast quantity of correspondence, to much of which Sherry has had exclusive access.
And finally, the young Schlesinger's experiences, opinions, travelogues and press notices were all lovingly preserved in journals, manuscripts and multiple caches of correspondence -- all of which the old man has been loath to abbreviate.
