It permits the use of functional gauges to match the mating part, and it can ensure interchangeability without resorting to small position tolerances, required by the coordinate tolerancing system.
Such functions are called gauge functions or Minkowski functionals, and are well studied in convex analysis and functional analysis.
Besides, we study asymptotics for the minimizers of MCSH energy functional when the gauge field vanishes.
Whereas functional tests simply gauge whether a given component works as it should, nonfunctional tests, such as performance tests and visual tests, provide a window into the user experience.
For the vast majority of mutations lacking experimental annotation, we can gauge functional impact only via in silico analysis.
Better methods of patient selection are clearly necessary, however, and the role of physiological testing preoperatively may well merit further study to more effectively gauge functional capacity and risk of adverse events.
This suggests several possibilities: (1) not all of the CD4T-cell apoptosis is driven by active viral replication or the immune response to such; or (2) the circulating CD4T cells, although the easiest to quantify, are not necessarily the most physiologically relevant compartment to gauge functional CD4T-cell loss.
A functional M.R.I. scanner gauged their brain activity as they did so.
Remodelled cars feature interior effects including functional speedometers, fuel gauges and dashboard handbrake lights.
In study SPD489-325, beffectsal effects of LDX were demonstrated on HRQoL and functional impairment, as gauged using the Child Health and Illness Profile-Child Edition: Parent Report Form (CHIP-CE: PRF) and the Weiss Functional Impairment Rating Scale-Parent Report (WFIRS-P) instruments, respectively [ 13].
