Botswana, home to the Kalahari Desert, defines flat.
It is noticed from the figure that the individual layers are well defined, flat, and of uniform thickness.
An 1883 Sanitary Order in Council aimed at reducing health risks defined Flat Bastion Road as one of the boundaries of the "streets, ramps, roads, lanes, passages, alleys, stairs and public places" within which the new regulations would apply.
Four dominating patterns were defined; flat, continuous, suppression-burst (SB) and electrographic status epilepticus (ESE) [ 1].
We can now define a flat Sabinin algebra as a vector space with a sequence of multilinear operations ((X_1, ldots, X_n)) for all (nge 2) satisfying the relations (7 9).
As the range of values should be counted as medium or low or high, not a peak value, triangular function is being not used and sigmoid function is not used as it does not define the flat region like trapezoidal function does.
Three tyrosine residues define a flat surface, which may be responsible for the affinity to cellulose [ 11].
Stylized features were adapted and combined with postimpressionist elements from Cézanne and Gauguin to define the flat fragments of Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and other pioneers of modernism.
The static magnetic field defines flat planes of constant frequency parallel to the surface of the scanner that can be selected by retuning the probe frequency to achieve slice selection into the object.
To do this, it is necessary to define the flat-band voltage in the MIS structure comprising a SQW in terms of flat-band capacitance value and to obtain surface potentials corresponding to maxima of capacitance in the strong inversion.
