Previous biographies — this is the first in-depth volume since Richard Buckle's in 1979 — have said little or nothing of the family Diaghilev left behind in Russia.
The example problems demonstrate the difference between surface ablation and in-depth volume ablation regimes for porous TPS materials.
In addition, different characters appear in the erosion depth, volume of the accumulated area and entrainment length with the increase in bed-sediment thickness.
Hip acetabular dysplasia is a general term that refers to spatial deformations of the acetabulum, in terms of abnormal depth, volume, and spatial orientation of its components in relation to other pelvic elements or the proximal end of the femur [ 1- 5].
Statistical significance was noted in the final ulcer area, depth, volume, and number of ulcers healed with Graftjacket vs the control arm.
It is a subject he covers in depth in a volume of essays, Guilt About the Past, in which he argues: "We Germans tend to prefer to see ourselves as world citizens of a world society, as free citizens of a free world, as Atlanticists or Europeans rather than as Germans".
The variation in depth, diameter and volume of the resulting craters is presented as a function of temperature.
It can be adapted for varied conditions as greater depths, more vertical levels of simultaneous in-depth sampling or large volumes.
Through a number of observations and high-volume in-depth analyses for top coal deformation rule and mining pressure revealing rule, we find the dynamic unbalanced coupling characteristics between hydraulic support and top coal in fully mechanized caving face.
Collagen redensification, evaluated by Siascope, was observed in 70% of the tested volunteers (P<0.05), and a significant decrease in wrinkle depth and volume was observed.
In this case, the excitation volume in depth based on this profile was 3.1 μm in FWHM, as shown in Fig. 4(b).
