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Molecular dynamic simulations estimated dimensions of XG monomers unit as 1.41-1.49 nm (length) and 0.62 0.75 nm (width) [ 40], depending on the number of side-chains.
In Part 2, FaDIS is developed as a fully operational, real-scale system that uses a self-healing mesh network protocol, where its own BeagleBone Black development platform serves as the sink node, and where two Class 2M 10° line lasers are used in conjunction with light dependent resistors to gauge the probabilities of an emergency event based on the estimated dimensions of the collapsed object.
At the time of HIFU treatment, the estimated dimensions of the ablated region were recorded in the anteroposterior (AP), transverse and cranial caudal dimensions.
Since the estimated dimension of the green points was 3, we separated those trajectories.
The inaccurately estimated dimension of the signal subspace may affect the computation of the main lobe constraint and may further deteriorate the performance of main lobe maintenance and the output SNR.
An analytic heat transfer model is first developed to estimate dimensions of the heating element.
Such mistakes (less than 0.5% of frames for all considered videos) determined rapid, not physiological variations of the estimated dimension and motion of the pupil, so that they could be automatically identified and removed (by cubic interpolation).
The efficiency of the integral or point counting methods of estimating dimension is discussed and it is shown how it can be increased by order of magnitude factors using random sampling.
In the second stage, we estimated the dimensions of the affine spaces for the separated trajectories shown in Fig. 1 b of green and blue points.
In the third stage, we estimated the dimensions of the affine spaces for the separated trajectories shown in Fig. 1 c of red and green points.
Another assessment is that the basin could have served as an irrigation tank, for the estimated original dimensions of the "dock" are not large enough, by modern standards, to house ships and conduct much traffic.
