c., d. and e. Successive annular milling steps permit to obtain a very sharp tip which curvature radius does not exceed 50nm.
Advanced receivers (e.g., successive interference cancellation (SIC) receivers) are used to separate users' signals.
It is also important to note that not all of the years that a given year has connection with are 'closer' in time (e.g., successive years), and some are very much apart in time.
In the autonomy-granting role, parents issue gentle prompts for appropriate behavior (e.g., successive steps toward school return) and reinforce such behavior in a developmentally appropriate way.
However, these devices do not realistically mimic the in vivo geometrical features (e.g., successive bifurcations, vascular morphology) and flow conditions (e.g., converging or diverging flows at bifurcations) and are inadequate for studying adhesion event differences between healthy and diseased vasculature.
(e-g) Successive transverse sections of a stem showing three-ribbed primary xylem of mesarch maturation.
The characteristic behavior of (dt/dE)–E curves with successive currents applied give distinct descriptions between two limiting cases – the "surface nature" and "diffusion character".
Holding the interval constant, interrupted stimulation (e.g., several successive clicks) appears to last longer than does a continuous stimulus; and auditory stimuli appear to last longer than visual.
Similarly to Harrar et al.' s analysis44, we calculated unisensory accurate reaction times (RTs) for each child both, when the previous stimulus was the same (e.g., two successive visual trials) and when it was different (e.g., a visual trial followed by an auditory trial).
England have a 100% record in Group E after four successive wins and look set to progress to the Euro 2016 finals at a canter.
