In this paper, micro-electromechanics and distributed sensing phenomena of a generic double-curvature shell and a conical shell are discussed, and governing sensing signal-displacement equations are derived.
There seemed to be no law indicating passenger capacity, save for the ones governing common sense.
People exposed to trauma who developed PTSD had the memory of the traumatic experience more intensively governing their sense of self and thus eliciting more negative cognitive reactions.
Our study thus corroborates the proposition that trauma victims whose symptoms match the criteria for PTSD are more inclined to have the memory of the traumatic experience governing their sense of self and eliciting more negative cognitive reactions as rumination and rehearsal in dealing with difficulties throughout life.
Understanding circuitry governing temperature sensing offers therapeutic opportunities for crippling diverse microbial pathogens.
He concluded that sea-sickness & the sense of balance were tied up together & that the eyes & ears governed the sense of balance, & so worked out a combination of chemicals known to affect these organs.
The players now feature a new "pushback" technology, which governs their sense of balance during skirmishes with opponents.
That this hiccup proves deeply frustrating, on a physical and ontological level, suggests that the car governs our sense of duration more than we like to think.
However, fewer ARTC than SC women reported non-specific symptoms like back pain, joint pain and breast tenderness suggesting that perception of these might to some extent be governed by sense of entitlement to complain, which might be lower among women whose conceptions have required major technical interventions and financial costs.
For the government is proposing "independent governance committees" for pensions, which are neither independent (being insurer-nominated) nor in any sense governing (being able merely to recommend to managers bound to shareholder interest).
Gatting, however, is unconvinced by the governing body's sense of priorities.
