Figures 3e and 3f show the integrated PL from each band as a function of the nominal focus distance (relative sample stage movement) into the structure.
Or what about Adaptive Cruise Control, which "can maintain a set speed like a conventional cruise control but, in addition, can also automatically control vehicle speed and distance relative to the car in front"?
The visual system is able to process the relative speeds of these images as they move across a single retina and can determine their distance relative to each other and to the body.
Thus the amount of information can be measured in a natural way by the distance (relative entropy) between the prior and posterior distributions of the observer over the available space of hypotheses.
Although AGB changes were poorly correlated with edge distance, relative changes of forest AGB at different edge distances to AGB at 500m, the deepest edge distance, indicates a substantial reduction of AGB near forest edges.
By setting the threshold method of oscilloscope, the translation stage moving distance relative to the datum plane are recorded, when the amplitude of the output signal of the sky screen target just reaches the preset threshold value.
To evaluate the change in the 6-minute walk test (6-MWT) distance relative to changes in key functional capacity measures after 16 weeks of exercise training in older patients (≥65y) who have heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF).
The impact distance relative to the 2D cross-shaped array can be calculated by using the difference of time-of-flight between the frequency narrowband signals of two different central frequencies and the corresponding group velocities.
On the other hand, with proportionately longer jaws, a proportionately larger tongue apparatus26, proportionately larger tongue muscle cross sectional areas27, and a proportionately longer tongue projection distance relative to their body length, small chameleons have effectively increased the relative size of their entire feeding apparatus.
The present analysis shows that with free flying (uncoupled) test masses an EP violation signal could be detected if the initial conditions of the masses were finely adjusted for them to remain at a fixed distance relative to each other while orbiting around the Earth.
In this paper, we examine whether the relationship between severity of illness and the propensity to travel greater distance relative to the norm (defined by peers in one's county of residence) is uniform across the urban rural continuum of geography or over time.
