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Deep-ocean measurements of tsunamis have been made by using bottom pressure gauges for early detection and warnings of tsunamis.

149 In a study with similar conditions, Fine et al examined 15 eyes that had undergone 20-gauge PPV and subretinal rtPA (25 µg) with a 39-gauge needle for 30 45 min.

The proposed low and high regulated models performed well using the goodness of fit (Nash Sutcliffe coefficient of efficiency ⩾91.5%) and Kolmogorov Smirnov test (p > 0.9999), i.e., there was no significant difference between the observed and fitted distributions of flow data at the Hay, Maude and Redbank flow gauges for both before 1957 and after 1958 periods.

Kitmaster produced an unpowered polystyrene injection-moulded kit for 00 gauge from 1960.

The remaining ≈4000 gauges for the same target day were used to evaluate bias and estimation performance using several traditional statistics.

Forty-two of Italy's best footballers were summoned to the national training centre at Coverciano last week, arriving in staggered groups to undergo a thorough physical exam designed to gauge their readiness for this summer's World Cup.

While businesses played down the effects of the delay, Republicans played up what they saw as the political perils for Democrats as both parties tried to gauge the impact for 2014.

Echoing that longer-term caution, the Bank's policymakers said it was difficult to use recent data to gauge the prospects for 2017 and that there had not been any new clues as to the longer-term prospects for the UK economy.

After the sample had been flushed with CO through a long 20 gauge Luer needle for 30−60 s, NaHCO3 was injected from a 1 M stock solution.

Mr. Nordhaus's paper uses data from 233 hurricanes that have made landfall in the U.S. from 1900 to 2008 and creates gauges for measuring how economic losses increase in proportion to the intensity of a given storm.

In the title story, a young wife in 1943 welds gauges for airplanes, determined that her labor will ensure her husband's return from war in the Pacific.