This requires the delineation of hydrologically homogeneous regions in which the flood regime is sufficiently similar to allow the spatial transfer of information.
In these latter patients, the CT scan was imported into the TPS in which the delineations were done.
In cases in which the age group of a study crossed this delineation, we used the term that refers to the oldest children in the study.
Some projections have equal-area properties, while others provide for conformal delineations in which, for small areas, the shape is practically the same as it would be on a globe.
By contrast, the first five parts of TMS almost two-thirds of the text are devoted to a delineation of the various ways in which we learn to assess our sentiments, and in which learning to assess them enables us both to express them with propriety, and to change them.
The cold walls introduce a delineation error for threshold-based delineation methods which depends on the size of the walls, the spatial resolution, and the contrast [17].
These outcome variables were chosen because they are accurately and routinely documented (automatically for every patient), and allow delineation of which part of the in-hospital service is being delayed; the initial decision making of the first attending hospital clinician or the CT scanning department.
Nevertheless, in the Introduction to the Complete Short Stories, Ann Pasternak Slater said that the "delineation of social prejudices and the language in which they are expressed is part of Waugh's meticulous observation of his contemporary world".
When imaging modalities become more accurate, the inter- and intraobserver variation in tumour delineation decreases, which implies an enormous increase in the standard of care.
The production's strengths lie in its delineation of the characters' precarious emotional lives and the liberal sexual milieu in which they move.
