It's a project opposed by 19 tribes and an unusually broad cross-section of interests, from the Farm Bureau to local water agencies to conservationists, because putting a garbage dump next to a river is a recipe for disaster, and putting a garbage dump adjacent to sacred sites is a cultural insult and a desecration.
The Smith method first calculates the response of stiffened panel sub-structures in the girder and then integrates over the cross section of interest to calculate a moment curvature response curve.
Prompt-gamma spectroscopy and time-of-flight techniques were used to measure (n,xnγ) cross-sections of interest.
18 By contrast, online intraoperative optical coherence tomography (iOCT), enables to visualise tissues and, to a certain extent, instruments in virtual cross-section of the region of interest, thereby allowing to precisely identify different tissue structures, tissue thickness, and so on, without interrupting the procedure and with much higher accuracy.
"But there's an amazing cross-section of buildings of great architectural interest here going from the 17th century to the 20th century".
And the mixed bag of headlines doubles as a fascinating overview of the news climate — a cross-section of what's capturing the interest of hundreds of Web surfers at any given moment.
b A CT cross-section of the phantom showing the regions of interest in the kidneys, pancreas and background.
That's why our organisations, the CBI, representing a cross-section of businesses of all types, and the FSB, representing the interests of the self-employed and small businesses, are coming together at a Great Business Debate to bust some myths.
That, in turn, has generated greater interest in the opinions of the more diverse cross-section of citizens who will participate in the event, "Listening to the City".
