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A deformation coefficient is derived from the spread-flow test, which correlates with the value of specific surface area computed from the particle size distribution, and intrinsic density of the samples.

Like that, it aims at an adequate discussion of the socio-economic consequences and needs deriving from the spread of computer intelligence in everyday life.

For a long time it was thought that Henry was a conservative theologian, engaged in the defence of the Augustinian tradition against the risks deriving from the spread of Aristotelianism and Arabic philosophy — an impression that seemed to be confirmed by Henry's participation in the commission set up by Bishop Tempier in view of the famous condemnation of March 1277.

These previously undiscovered phenomena – which should be observable in all non-uniformly irradiated photovoltaic tunnel diodes – are interpreted as being derived from the lateral spreading of excess majority carriers (analogous to current spreading in light-emitting diodes (LEDs)).

In addition, degree of consensus can be derived from measuring the spread of responses by looking at the inter-quartile range (IQR), generated by taking the difference between the 25th and 75th percentiles where larger IQR indicates greater divergence in opinion.

The distortion field was derived from the local point spread function (PSF) in each voxel as determined in a one minute reference scan.

A lateral unit, derived from the local signal spread of these channels, was hypothesized to mediate the inhibitory interactions on these centre units [14].

The distortion field was derived from the local point spread function in each voxel determined in a one minute reference scan.