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As to be able to assess and compare the blocs' internal stability and external relative power, criteria for both dimensions were defined.

These three physical dimensions were defined in two different ways: direct measurement of three unique orthogonal dimensions on the rock surface, and dimensions obtained from the use of absolute first moments of volume and principal second moments of volume.

For each target, the center of the boxes and their dimensions were defined manually in order to include in the outer box all the side chains of the active site as defined above.

These dimensions were defined as "Setting" (vertical axis, bounded by group and individual interactions) and "Status" (horizontal axis, bounded by physical and emotional domains).

Lung dimensions were defined as three side-lengths of the circumscribed parallelepiped of the lung regions in the left-right (LR), anterior-posterior (AP), and superior-inferior (SI) directions.

For the approach to the insulating surface, the apparent probe dimensions were defined by 120 nm for the generator electrode major axis and 95 nm for the collector electrode major axis, while for the approach to the conducting surface, the generator electrode major axis was 160 nm, and the collector electrode major axis was 440 nm.

The carbody is treated as a uniform Euler Bernoulli beam, and the coordinate system and dimensions are defined in Fig. 4.

The perovskite films are generally deposited upon mesoscopic scaffolds composed of oxide nanoparticles like TiO2, into which the perovskite precursors infiltrate and form small crystallites whose dimensions are defined by the internal pore size of mother scaffold.

(Mode matrices and dimensions are defined as follows: U1=Umixture, U2=Udim, I1=R, I2=D, K1=K R, and K2=K D.) The distribution of W s is assumed to be a matrix-variate normal, i.e., W s ∼ N ( 0 K R × K D, I K R ⊗ I K D ) where ⊗ denotes the Kronecker product, and independent of E s whose elements follow N ( 0, σ 2 ).

The Hutchinsonian niche is defined more technically as a "Euclidean hyperspace whose dimensions are defined as environmental variables and whose size is a function of the number of values that the environmental values may assume for which an organism has positive fitness".

In any decamer, the groove dimensions are defined over the 6 central base-pairs.