This concept is applied to a system with multiple outputs a heat conduction in a long thin metal rod equipped with an array of temperature sensors and heaters, where heaters are placed in larger distances than sensors.
However, in the case of AO patients, the points are located in larger distances towards each other, which suggests differences in the concentration of the determined elements, probably caused by differences in atherosclerosis advancement among patients with AO.
Delineation of areas was possible since profiles from different cortical areas differed considerably in shape, which results in larger distances between them (Zilles et al. 2004; Schleicher et al. 2009).
Acute hypoxia is usually the result of a blockage or disruption in the perfusion of the tumor, while chronic hypoxia is mainly caused by limitations of oxygen diffusion due to an inefficient blood vessel network which results in larger distances between the blood vessels and tumor tissue.
The broad peak and concurrent lack of reactions of the other parameters suggest that another distinct pulse of water infiltrating in larger distance to Seropan arrives at the observation point.
By switching the platform between the implant and the abutment from the outside surface of the implant to the inside region and therefore in larger distance to the peri-implant hard and soft tissue, the colonization of microorganisms seems to be reduced.
The elderly as well as patients living in larger distance from the department were hospitalized at the day prior to surgery.
TimelyPresent is a single purpose information appliance for asynchronous messaging to connect three-generation families whose members need to keep in touch across large distances and in different time zones.
The angular size of Venus in images acquired from large distances in the Akatsuki orbit is too small to successfully separate the dayside from the nightside and results in contamination in the nightside data.
The high dispersal potential of planktonic larvae usually results in genetic homogeneity over large distances in marine species, unless local adaptation or oceanographic barriers counteract this dispersal [ 1].
