Examples of actual buildings are given in which distinctive amplitude-dependent damping characteristics of base-isolated structures, and nonlinear properties with stiffness degradation of a 9-story SRC building during strong excitations are evaluated.
Each optic flow stimulus has a distinctive tuning and amplitude of the reflected signal which vary with the eye position.
The integrity of the protein can be monitored through the bacteriochlorin absorbance bands at 803 and 760 nm, which show distinctive decreases in amplitude as the protein unfolds (see inset to Figure 5 A; note that the band at 865 nm photobleaches immediately on strong illumination).
In addition, consider for simplicity that all the N P paths in (6) have clearly distinctive delays and considerable amplitudes compared to the amplitude of the noise.
Both illuminance and amplitude vary over distinctive regions.
After correction, transient OBP changes related to the rapid temperature changes could be less distinctive with a reduction in amplitude of several millimeters.
However, amplitude at this distinctive distance was clearly present in our data, meaning that the majority of the U VI) must reside within the hematite, although it was not possible to eliminate some fraction of uranium residing within the goethite.
Ca2+ spiking is characterized by distinctive features such as peak shape, amplitude, frequency and regularity, certain of which may confer a degree of specificity in the respective stimulus-response coupling.
The stability analysis based on the natural flow predicts the distinctive frequency dependent flame response to low amplitude forcing.
The calculated amplitude and energy ratios showed distinctive increasing trends with higher harmonics.
On Tuesday, Hee Seo, Isabella Boylston and Misty Copeland (dancing solos in the Prologue), and Sarah Lane (as Princess Florine in Act III) each burst onto the stage with her own distinctive fragrance, while sharing the general qualities of amplitude, line and musicality.
