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It measures conductivity from an altitude of 60km to 600km and has helped define the cusp's circuitry.

However, differences between these mutants have been detected in the enamel knots, which are transient signalling centres that define the cusp pattern of the mature tooth [15].

This was done in Section 12.1 of [14] for operators in domains with thick cusps of the form ({x:,x in f(x' Omega }) where (Omega ) is a bounded domain in (mathbb {R}^{d"}) with smooth boundary, defining the cusp cross section.

The red horizontal bar, which extends from 75.50° to 72.54° MLAT, indicates the region we defined as the cusp.

For both sets of players, it was always going to be a monumentally difficult cusp to navigate, a battle to seduce the fine margins that tend to define the big matches that tend to define big Premier League seasons.

In our work we present arguments to support the proposition that price cusp roughly defines the critical point (phase transition).

The occlusal plane is defined by three points: the cusp tip of the right central incisor and the mesiobuccal cusps of the maxillary first molar on both sides (Fig. 3a) [12].

Higher sensitivity could be obtained at the expense of specificity if severe AS were defined as single cusp movement as opposed to no cusp movement.

They are averaged over the cusp region defined here by latitude range from 70.0°N to 82.5°N and MLT from 0600 to 1800 hours.

Severe AS was defined as no cusp movement seen by the EP reviewers.

Some talk of the incredible sense of being on the cusp of history, defining something that has never been seen before, while others describe the fear of taking an unknown killer home to their loved ones at the end of the workday.