The spatial relationships between the regions bounded by each curve (overlap, containment or neither) corresponds to set-theoretic relationships (intersection, subset and disjointness).
Because of considerable uncertainty in the model parameters, we chose a collection of parameter values, and for each, estimated the containment probability (operationally defined as fewer than 500 total cases as a result of 10 index cases, within 250 days).
For each STR in STaRRRT, containment within the regulatory region was defined as having start and end sites contained within the region 2 kb upstream of a TSS to 1 kb downstream.
Each specification in turn includes a containment hierarchy of the requirements contained within the specification.
Mr. Lahey said that an informal international group of experts on boiling-water reactors was increasingly worried about salt accumulation and was inclined to recommend that the Japanese try to flood each reactor vessel's containment building with cold water in an effort to prevent the uranium from melting down.
Each advocates engagement over containment or confrontation, though not always with confidence that this will ultimately coax North Korea out of its nuclear bunker.As the three books illustrate over and over again, what passes for truth in the Hermit Kingdom is more troubling than the fictions told about it.
The required prestress level shall be fulfilled in all parts of the containment where each part is influenced by a number of individual tendons.
The frequency efficiency characterizes the spectral containment of each waveform and is defined as: r_{f} = frac{N'}{N'+N_{text{guard}}} (12).
Time-varying random pinning Inspired by [32], under this time-varying containment strategy each leader, at every time instant, randomly pins a set (mathcal {F}_{P}^{r} k)) of (d_{text {out}}^{max }l) followers, that is, (mathcal {F}_{P} k)=mathcal {F}_{P}^{r} k)) for all k.1.1
The first is containment: trying to keep each nation's civil strife contained within its own borders.
