The sticking efficiencies were highest close to the top of the column, near the point of bacteria mass input (0.103 0.352 in DI, and 1.034 9.470 for AGW) and reduced with distance with the lowest αi values (10− 5-0.06 in DI and 0.006 0.283 in AGW) determined at the two most distant column segments (between 2.33 and 4.83 m from the top of the column).
Parents proudly pointed out to their children the distant, majestic columns where they earned their livings.
Using the expression (4), for the control perimeters that are distant from the column face (i.e., where ( a_{EC2} approx 2.0d )), one gets high values for area within the control perimeter A 0, and consequently high values for the punching capacity of the footing, V Ed, according Eq. (3), (Bonic et al., column 7, footing F1 and Hegger et al., column 7, footings DF8 and DF10).
Nelson on his column looks distant and far away.
Runs for distance rewards (middle column) are substantially longer and the percentage of successful trials is smaller, as compared to the case that includes the approach distant dependent component (right column).
The results show that there is a significant correlation in males between the midline site over the spinal column most distant from the ear at which a male subject still heard the 2.0 kHz tone at 60 dB SL and several measures of the body structure of the subject.
Columns that are distant from the communities (weighted by the eigenvalues) are considered to be anomalies.
13. always remembering, that as the upper parts of columns are more distant from the eye, they deceive it when viewed from below, and that we must, therefore, actually add what they apparently lose.
More and more joined their ranks until thousands of men in long, ragged columns moved toward the distant capital".
The free-field is defined as a location on the ground surface or in the site soil column that is sufficiently distant from the site structures to be essentially unaffected by the vibration of the site structures.
