Whether they represent mucinous cystadenocarcinomas or mucinous carcinomas that arose from the flat variant of intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasms could not be determined with certainty.
As part of the US-Japan PHENIX program, the helium-cooled modular divertor with multiple jets (HEMJ) and a simpler "flat" variant were experimentally studied in a closed helium loop with a redesigned test chamber at coolant inlet temperatures as great as 425 °C, incident heat fluxes as great as 2.2 MW/m2 and prototypical inlet pressures of ∼10 MPa.
Half the menu reflects those street food origins: its fried chicken sandwiches, things on flat bread and variants on sausage and mash.
But Friedman is a writer of energy and confidence: he used "flat," and its variants, nearly six hundred times, or about once per page — "Age of Flatism," "coefficient of flatness," "compassionate flatism," "half-flatness," "flatburger".
Revertant cells, which can be isolated from transformed cells, are flat, non-transformed variants that have contributed to the elucidation of mechanisms involved in cell transformation.
We consider the time-variant flat fading (TVFF) channels in the CRN.
In this paper, a new architecture of cognitive radio network (CRN) is presented for future dynamic spectrum sharing in time-variant flat fading (TVFF) channels.
Input flat files containing sequence variants that differ from the reference genome are imported into the CLC-Bio Java environment.
Thus, a new BLU system to generate uniformly-collimated reference beams for the VHOEs-based 3-D display is proposed by combined use of a light-guide-plate (LGP) grooved with an array of angle-variant flat-top prisms, and two LED light sources attached with reflection-type beam collimators.
Physical links between source and sinks are modeled as frequency-flat, slowly time-variant (block fading) channels.
