This exegetical debate is difficult, as all natural languages allow persons to be described in mode-terms ("Hillary is Bill's strength").
The omni-ion E/q-time spectrogram of the TOF mode did not contain all combinations of E/q and direction, as described in "TOF mode" subsection.
We evaluate our proposed MS algorithm described in Section "Mode selection" and present the results in Figure 16 where four other cases are compared to the performance of the MS algorithm.
Wellbore failure is often described in two modes: compressive and tensile failure (Sheng et al. 2006).
Versions of HUI questionnaires are defined by combinations of the 4 factors listed and described in detail below: mode of administration; assessment viewpoint; duration of health status assessment period; and language of questionnaire.
We conclude that we succeeded in developing, for the first time, an on-line FP-based HRS platform to screen for ERα affinity using the novel on-line FP detector cell recently described in a FIA mode by Kool et al. [ 20].
As with trial 21 (described in the Managerial Mode section above), we could not determine from the CI interview why plans for Trial 102 had been expanded, and there was no PPI contributor interview for trial 102 to help illuminate this issue.
Sound propagation in ducts with elliptical cross-sections can be described in terms of modes characterized by Mathieu functions of orders specified by the boundary conditions.
Published data was obtained from 90 confirmed Escherichia coli O157 outbreaks in Great Britain, Ireland, Scandinavia, Canada, the United States and Japan, and the outbreaks were described in terms of modes of primary and secondary transmission, country, case numbers and median case age.
Most likely you will have bugs, so try the tracing mode or other debugging modes described in the Framework section above.
Except for the three failure modes described in the current Eurocode 3, two new failure modes and their corresponding design methods were proposed, which were (a) hole thread failure and (b) T-stub flange yielding with hole thread failure.
