The rotations and translations of the rigid body defined by the tantalum beads in the polyethylene about the volumetric centroid of the prosthesis were then applied to the fictive points to calculate the MTPM for each follow-up.
The flaws of evidence and logic in the CIA fictive account were pointed out by close observers three years ago.
But she does shoulder the related task of making sense of moral reasoning, and of explaining the point of fictive use of moral sentences.
Using the explicit representation (7), the strain energy becomes (8) U = ∫ V U d (F AN, t ) dV = ∑ A W A U A d (F A, t ) with strain energy density function U d. W A is an integration weight denoting the fictive volume around integration point A, i.e. (9) W A = ∫ V M A dV Therein, the numerical integration points are chosen to be identical to the support points A of the gradient interpolation.
In the construction of narrative, Hayden White pointed out, a fictive element is inevitably introduced.
But isn't that one of the central points of "Mrs. Beattie seeks, by a variety of fictive and factual means, to find a point of access into the character of Pat Nixon, only to find her an evasive and unknowable cipher.
MTPM for each participant was calculated using fictive markers, a set of virtual points defined in the rigid body of the implant.
That figure, he pointed out to us, has a fictive and implausible look and comes awkwardly to the tongue no matter how you say it.
Sebald's great contribution to the fictive study of memory is to study it at the point of decay, of feverish imagining, of inventive wildness.
Maf was apparently the last to see her alive on 5 August 1962, but O'Hagan's story ends before that point, so ducking out of a possibly fruitful fictive opportunity.
