The predictive models were generated to mirror the experimental design and analysis, in which synthetic pore water was evaporated over a discrete range for each leg, with a cumulative evaporation up to 3500× for the overall experiment.
For the ballbot and the robotic leg applications, three discrete time-cascaded PID controllers with anti-windup system are implemented for each motor [22, 23].
These differences are consistent with the absence of discrete tarsomeres in the larval leg and with their development during metamorphosis.
Most of these motors have two heads which are used as legs and perform discrete steps along the filaments.
Rather than compartmentalizing relying on discrete categories such as faces or legs, the brain appears to be quite flexible picking up signs of fear, says Sinha.
In general, the structure of top layer is usually single discrete blocks, typically accropode blocks, four-leg square hollow blocks and barrier boards, and also acropode, riprap, paved rock blocks or concrete slabs where with smaller waves.
Serial measurement of discrete variables for TP and other selected leg muscles via EMG is not supported from the findings in this cohort of RA patients.
The values so obtained were used to predict the crack growth histories of modified DCB and ENF tests, and a Single Leg Bend (SLB) test, using a discrete cohesive zone method (DCZM).
R for dichotomous variables was 0.20 (radiculopathy – leg pain) and for variables with discrete distributions 0.21 (disability – leg pain) When adjusting for leg pain by subtracting leg pain from back pain, nerve root touch also was positively associated with back pain in patients without radiculopathy (β = 4.19 (0.27–8.10), p = 0.036, data not shown in the Tables).
In the leg disc, dBili is expressed in a small discrete domain in the posterior leg disc (red arrow, Fig. 1C, panel c) as well as in the ventral wedge (black arrows, Fig. 1C, panel c) in a pattern slightly broader yet nearly identical to Wg expression (white arrow, Fig. 1C, panel b).
