Originally designed for 80 kV/30 A CW (continous-wave) operation, its operating regime has been extended in line with gyrotron development to pulses of 65 kV/45 A/3 min and more recently to 65 kV/80 A/10 s without any changes to the main load bearing components (thyristors, transformers or power tetrode).
For instance, in the case of slightly different types of double clusters (when I is heterogeneous; refer to Fig. 4), our method should be extended, in line with some variant of the multi-element PC method developed for stochastic differential equations [39].
Since its development, the ontology has been improved and extended in line with the needs of the user community, principally through adding greater granularity of terms for specific substructures (11).
Maximum hip flexion angle (leg°max) in the sagittal plane was measured from output of the angular position of the lever arm relative to the initial starting position (leg fully extended in line with the trunk was calibrated to starting angle of 0°).
Glaciation left an extensive geologic record on the continents in the form of predominantly unconsolidated tills and glacial moraines, which in North America extend in a line as far south as Kansas, Illinois, Ohio, and Long Island, New York, and on the ocean floor in the form of ice-rafted detritus dropped from calving icebergs.
It has previously been reported that gossypol potentiates cell death induced by TMZ to a greater extend in cell lines with negative MGMT status (Voss et al, 2010).
In the Elements all the problems are constructible on the basis of three stated postulates: that a line can be constructed by joining two given points, that a given line segment can be extended in a line indefinitely, and that a circle can be constructed with a given point as centre and a given line segment as radius.
We therefore extend, in part, the line of one-parameter results following the work of Uchiyama and Li as well as the result in several parameters, concerning commutators with Riesz transforms by Lacey, Petermichl, Pipher, Wick.
This zone is 50 km wide and extends in a line roughly 1,200 kilometers long from the middle of South Dakota, east through the middle of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, into the Sudbury, Ontario region.
