Half-and-half is defined by its fat content: about 10 percent, more than milk, less than cream.
Now, while almost half of service members identify as independent, the other half have defined themselves in political terms, and on the whole are more conservative and less moderate than the general public.
Dalton's accuracy was sharp both in the pocket and on designed rollouts (often off play-action, which sliced the field in half and defined his reads).
The country's population is more than half Malay, defined by ethnicity and the Muslim faith, but large numbers of Chinese (now about a quarter of the population) and Indians (seven per cent) arrived in the nineteenth century, when the British imported coolies from China and plantation workers from India.
Same as the definition in the previous chapter, X-direction is the direction of maximum horizontal principal stress and the positive half is defined as the 0° azimuth.
Generally, the algorithm consists of choosing at the k th iteration a point X k + 1) in a direction lying in the half space defined by the gradient of objective function Υ, defined by matrix D k), which verifies [22]: vec { ∇ Υ ( X ( k ) ) } T vec { D ( k ) } < 0. (17).
Testing if the eigenvalues of matrix A belong to a region of the left half plane defined by (3) with 1 < ν < 2 is a well-known problem in LMI control theory because it corresponds to a performance requirement on the damping ratio of the system.
Bioinformatic analysis of the proximal promoter region of human LMO3 revealed two putative GRE half sites, defined by the sequence −930TGTTTC−924 (GRE1) and −742AAAACA−736 (GRE2).
The primary endpoint was the parasitemia half-life (hereafter stated as "half-life") defined by the slope of the loge transformed parasite clearance curves [ 9].
The half-life defined in the pseudo-second-order (PSO) equation and half-capacity concentration defined in the Langmuir equation were proposed to judge the extent of approaching equilibrium as well as the operating stages and adsorbent dose in an adsorption process.
