The direction and range of the critical point variation of CO2 depends on the mixed component and its amount.
Each beamformed image is formed by the totality of the energy backscattered in the direction and range of the corresponding beam.
These results are comparable to those from a similar study in terms of the direction and range of IRRs estimates.
This graph shows the size, direction, and range of the differences and shows whether differences between assessments are consistent across the range of total number of STARD items reported.
For both predictor variables, PICOT framing of a research question and sample size, the direction, magnitude and range of the effect was similar to the comparator study.
For PICOT framing of a research question (predictor variable) the direction, magnitude and range of the effect was similar to the comparator study [ 24].
Conversely, metabolomic-derived constraints refine the characterization of metabolic fluxes within the model; their integration has allowed the prediction of ranges of concentrations for unmeasured metabolites, reaction directions, and ranges of Gibbs energies of reactions, identifying thereby potentially regulated reactions (Kümmel et al., 2006b).
In particular, they have been able to derive closed form expressions for the probability distributions of the position error along each direction (horizontal, vertical, and range) of the coordinate system associated with the stereo rig.
Preoperatively, joint laxity, direction of instability, and range of motion were assessed and a Rowe score was recorded.
where D denotes the radar beam irradiation area, σ x, r) represents the backscattering coefficients of target point (x,r), W α., W r. are antenna gains of azimuth direction and range direction, respectively, and r x, r) states the distance between radar platform with target point (x, r).
With battleships, steam power gave freedom to maneuver in any direction, and the range of the big guns allowed a concentration of fire from the whole formation.
