This is big stuff, and the best of it commands attention without groveling for it, hitting a midpoint between regal and rustic that's all its own.
Bernanke said the government should pay for assets at a midpoint between today's distressed market price and the long-term returns on investment.
France took the lead, renting two planes for three months during the summer and basing them at Bastia, Corsica, a midpoint for the most vulnerable region of Europe.
Fitting ramp-evoked IBa with a Boltzmann function adjusted for driving force yielded a midpoint activation (V50) of −10.5±0.9 mV and slope factor of −8.3±0.4 (N = 17; Table 1) consistent with previous reports [38].
Titration of the CRD with Ca2+ revealed a change in the signal at 229 nm which occurs with a midpoint for the transition at 0.2 mM Ca2+, which corresponds to the concentration range for Ca2+ binding as assessed by the Ca2+-dependence of ligand binding to C-type CRDs (Loeb and Drickamer 1988; Weis et al. 1991).
This gave a midpoint value for the overall AF of 0.56% for men and women, which was used to calculate the contribution of radon to the overall lung cancer burden.
Moreover, a discrete energy law is derived for a modified midpoint time discretization scheme.
A rating scale with odd numbers is recommended to allow for a neutral midpoint, which is why 11 points was chosen in this study [ 16].
A northern sea lane could open year-round between Europe and Asia (the passage that Willem Barents was looking for in 1596, when his vessel became trapped in the ice), and Svalbard could take on the strategic importance that Malta held for centuries, when it was a midpoint between the Christian and Islamic worlds.
Let be a metric space, then the metric is said to be convex if for any and in, and a midpoint in between and, (2.4).
