Despite observed peak pressure displacements and significant center of pressure displacements, only one of the sensel window sizes within one testing condition differed statistically in normalized PPI.
The adding of this function introduces a discontinuity of the first derivative of the in-plane displacement with only one more unknown.
Resolution describes the smallest separation of two targets that can be detected, while accuracy describes the smallest displacement of only one target that can be resolved.
DNA transposons can be divided into 3 subclasses: the first comprises the elements that transpose via the classical "cut-and-paste" mechanism; the second comprises elements that transpose by replication involving the displacement of only one strand; and in the third, transposons move by a mechanism called "rolling-circle" [ 20, 21].
Furthermore, displacement kinematics are only one aspect of segmental motion (and may not be the most important aspect).
But LCAs need to model displacement of alternative products as a dynamic response to market interactions as well as focusing on only one use of a crop or system.
However, H+ displacement through the protein dielectric is only one of several alternative sources of charge displacement such as tilting of helices or movement of charged residues during the transport reaction.
However, due to the symmetry of the 3D structure, only one horizontal displacement DOF is considered at each floor and is excited by a single horizontal component of earthquake ground motion in its direction.
Based on these observations, it has been generally felt that fractures with less than 8 mm displacement are the only ones that are amenable to the closed reduction and fixation procedures [ 3, 10, 14, 15].
In the end, he argues, the N.F.L. theorems and the displacement problem mean that there's only one plausible source for the design we find in organisms: intelligence.
