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Within the Fourier transform domain, a sensitivity analysis is tackled in depth with the purpose of defining a number of iterations for each frequency element, which leads to the aimed desensitisation regardless of the errors on estimates.
The importance of defining the depth of experimentally produced defects in relation to the different layers of the joint organ and evaluation of the results in relation to that—has been emphasized by others (Brittberg et al. 1996, Breinan et al. 1997, Frisbie et al. 1999, 2003, Hunziker 1999, Burr 2004).
In principle, read-depth analysis provides an alternative method to establish definitive diploid gene copy number for a sample, and the study of Sudmant et al.[ 54] first used genome-wide analyses of read depth to define copy number variation profiles for individual DNA samples.
This deformation field can be applied and removed rapidly, and, by using indentations of defined depth, can create precisely controlled and highly repeatable cell strains that span the physiological range (Figure S3, Figure S4).
Our current work demonstrates that laser poration can generate adjustable arrays of precise micropores of defined depth (Fig. 1).
Bit depth, or color depth, defines the number of shades and tones the scanner can resolve.
If the transient is buried in the noise, we determine the end of clear transient and the depth of investigation is defined as the depth corresponding to the transient response time at which response data become difficult to fit to a theoretical curve because of scatter caused by noise (Abd Allah et al. 2013a).
The osteotomy site, angulation, and depth of preparation were defined preoperatively to avoid sensitive anatomic structures.
The computed dead and live loads of 692 KN were applied as a concentrated load to the reference point of the rigid body along the depth of the pile defined as global (three direction).
