"I have six pairs of binoculars of different strengths, and for different distances, plus my favorite pair, the Zeiss 7 x 42's because they're the best, and a pair for the car," said Mrs. Kirk, a retired operating room nurse from Oxford, Pa.
(a) Experimental (blue) and theoretical (red) power efficiency for different distances d.
Figure 12 shows the different power probability distributions of received packets for different distances to the center in suburban intersection 3. It reveals e.g. a high variation in the 10-20 m bin as it includes LOS and NLOS conditions, or a variance limitation due to failed receptions (measurement limitation) for larger distances.
The technique can be incorporated by using dedicated contact lenses of different power, using intraocular lenses calculated for different distances, or by appropriately shaping each cornea in laser refractive surgery.
We included two reading distances, since fixation disparity and the binocular coordination of saccades might be different for different viewing distances for children (see for example, Jaschinski et al. [28] or [13], [14]).
This study proposes the best clustering method(s) for different distance measures under two different conditions using the cophenetic correlation coefficient.
The signal light absorptionspectrum of SQD for different distance d.
Different colors (green and orange) were used to code for different distance conditions.
Now, we will use the approximation of the nearest neighbours, which is typical for the one-dimensional molecular structures, when all double amounts of the functional (6) will only take into account the summands, which correspond to the neighbouring atoms: m = n + R n, where R n is the distance between neighbouring atoms (this distance may be different for different values of n).
