Based on theoretical analysis, design maps have been constructed describing the required core shear strength as a function of the face sheet properties as well as the sandwich core thickness and the draw radius.
The audio feedback was provided to the users as a function of the face detection confidence, applying a Viola-Jones based algorithm (an example is shown in Fig. 4).
This implies that the better the function of the face, the more likely will be acceptance of the face.
A total of five scores were calculated: the original BCS, the Facial BCS, and three subscores (the BCS appearance-of-face, the BCS function-of-face, and the BCS whole-body-without-face. All the scores showed good internal consistency reliability [ 30]. A validated Dutch version of the original BCS is available [ 3].
This may be functional depending on the utility of the information, but critically, the magnitude of this enhancement did not change as a function of whether the face transmitted task-critical information (encoding phase) or not (answering phase).
The skin has a diverse range of protective functions in the face of a number of biological, chemical and physical hazards, including UV-radiation.
In this review the reported local effects of adipokines on adipose tissue structure, inflammation and regulation of metabolic functions, in the face of over-nutrition and consequent obesity, are outlined.
Scientists are joining lawyers, policymakers and writers to urge conservationists not only to save species, but also to preserve a diverse array of ecosystem structures and functions in the face of rising populations and changing climate.
This severely limits our ability to promptly identify fault modes necessary for correct execution of the secondary protection functions in the face of primary protection misoperations.
