In these writings a divine part of the human soul that is directly infused by the divinity and a mortal part (passionate and vegetative) are defined and considered.
To elucidate the influence of the processing conditions, a theoretical model has been developed, in which the cutting process (based on the linear stability theory) and the crawling process (based on the torque balance) have both been defined and considered.
Primary parameters are defined and considered, namely; pressure amplitude, frequency and reactor design; including transducer type, signal type, vessel-transducer ratio, liquid flow, liquid height, liquid temperature and the presence of a reflective plate.
The "Skin-Model" presents a new description for Geometrical Product Specification and Verification (GPS) with its associated details and on its basis every workpiece can be geometrically defined and considered by applying manipulations of the workpiece geometry.
Lateritization phases of different intensity were defined and considered to reflect adjustment to changes in environmental conditions created by the gradual uplift of the plateau to its present position.
For example, a watermark is not clearly defined and considered as an identification code using bit-noise - the bit-stream of noise-like signals.
In [29], two NB algorithms as covariance matrix taper methods are defined, and considered as effective robust adaptive beam forming techniques, imparting robustness into adaptive pattern by judicious choice of null placement and width.
Wieland et al. [19] indicates that performance criteria or specifications of acceptable damage under SEE ground motions are poorly defined and considering these in safety evaluations requires considerable engineering judgment.
To facilitate the comparison, we defined and considered several criteria: † PM - predicted MTI; VM - experimentally validated MTI; CM - collapsed MTI.
To ensure the correct interpretation of observed variations, inclusion and exclusion criteria for each QI are explicitly defined and considered during data processing.
