In addition, the Chinese paddlefish (Psephurus gladius) has tiny deeply embedded scales all over the body.
By increasing the range of embedded scales the turbulence is intensified.
All enhanced continuum methods to date assume embedded scales may be seen as separable material points in larger domains, an assumption that creates unnecessary restrictions on the constitutive modeler and makes the additional stress tensors introduced far less physical.
The latter has the unique property to embed scale-dependent non-Gaussian features of the main statistics of Y and its (spatial) increments, which have been documented in a variety of studies.
Tiny sample amounts (0.25 0.60 mg) were extracted from two selected and embedded scale-fragments at 100 µm spatial resolution (KIR33: 39 samples; DUR34: 10 samples) using an ESI New Wave Research computer-controlled micromill and continuous sampling transects (Spötl and Mattey 2006; Boch et al. 2011).
The skin thickens, embedded scales develop and the body divides into segments.
The assessment items, embedded scales, and quality indicators have been evaluated scientifically for reliability and validity [ 5- 11].
For example, embedding molecular-scale computing devices in biological materials such as serum, cells, or tissues could be used to detect, and possibly treat, disease.
Also, with the right choice of control strategy by embedding micro-scale controller, this study shows that more complex controller algorithms might not be necessary.
In [16], a curvelet-based watermarking technique has been proposed for embedding gray-scale logos; however, the normalized correlation (NCORR) between the original and extracted logos with most of the watermarking attacks does not exceed 0.91.
They are locked in a 20th Century centralized view of energy generation and determined to back large nuclear and gas power plants, having been persuaded that embedding small-scale green technologies in a decentralized model is not the answer.
