Water conditions were also defined empirically so as to achieve visible but potentially reversible physiological changes.
Yes for it is another empirically established truth that the parts of a visible thing themselves have parts (e.g. a piece of cloth, whose parts, the threads, are themselves composite).
If agitation had no visible cause and pain was already empirically treated with a bolus of fentanyl, then delirium would be suspected and haloperidol administrated (bolus of 2.5 or 5 mg).
Here, the minimum resolvable edge-to-edge separation distance for each data mix and object-to-background contrast is shown, defined by either the full-width half maximum reconstructed intensity (Fig. 5a) or the empirically observed separation for which two foci were visible (Fig. 5b).
It was scaled with an empirically defined factor of 2.5 to approximate the joint capsule, which is not visible in the μCT datasets.
The respective spatial resolutions for the visible and near-IR systems were <30 μm and <100 μm empirically estimated based on a FWHM limit of a line spread function method.
Empirically, uncovering the secret of generation required tools microscopes, lenses, cameras that made the creation of life both visible and knowable.
Empirically, uncovering the secret of generation required tools — microscopes, lenses, cameras — that made the creation of life both visible and knowable.
The obtained empirically quartic models describe well the main and interactive influences of the precursors on the specific surface area and visible light activity of the S, C, SnO2-codoped TiO2 samples.
Therefore, we empirically measured the distance of the OCT device when good quality fundus images were obtained with the view of the fundus visible in the entire fundus image window (see Figure 2C) and found this distance to be approximately 2.5 cm.
