Finally, a suggestion was made to define the first cracking point of deflection-hardening UHPFRC under biaxial flexure stress.
Peaks in both the relative abundance and total production of Podocarpus pollen define the first two of these drought episodes.
It may be better, however, to define the first smart watch as one with memory — that is, one that could display and retain information other than time.
Moreover, we define the first stress-driven evolution law of the second-order transplant in function of the completely material Eshelby hyperstress.
With this knowledge, it is possible in early planning stages to define the first working and protection areas for safety programming.
As a matter of constitutional doctrine, there was considerable wrestling over how to define the First Amendment standard of review for the limits in question, an issue on which the Buckley precedent was imprecise.
But no game, at least none that the Mets play, can end without the requisite nail-biting, Pepto-Bismol-swilling and head-shaking that have come to define the first three games of their homestand.
Clinton unveiled her key policies that will define the first stage of her bid for the White House: improving the economy, strengthening families, reforming campaign finance rules and defending the country from foreign threats.
New results concern the interpretation of the megalithical funeral habits, and moreover they enable us to define the first generation megalithical complexes whose oldest phase could be dated at the middle of the Neolithic period.
The parameters (time and flow rate) that define the first peak in the milk emission kinetics were statistically different between lines, so care must be taken when comparing milk emission curves from both types of pipeline.
Pardew's side will host Manchester United and Chelsea in their last two games before Christmas, placing even greater onus on the fixture at Hull to offer breathing space, with the manager having suggested the result of this fixture will "define the first half of our season".
