In respect to incidence, a loss of incident MM cases at older ages seems likely.
McKesson & Robbins annual calendar for 1938 bore, by an almost intolerable incidence, a mass of astrological information as well as photographs of movie stars who indorse products.
For both angles of incidence, a clear evidence of coarsening and faceting of surface pattern is found.
Consistent with a lower diabetic and insulitis incidence, a induced splenic T cells proliferation and tolerance were observed.
The method is then applied to analyze transient deformations of a cylindrical rod impacting at normal incidence a rigid smooth stationary flat plate.
We also FIB milled at glancing incidence a Mo-alloy single-crystal surface, and compared its nanoindentation response to an electropolished surface of the same crystal.
When illuminated at near-normal incidence, a multiple-beam interference is generated that results in the maxima and minima in the reflectance or transmittance spectra.
Scheduling on instantaneous incidence (a rapidly varying quantity) is well known to lead to considerable difficulties with conventional gain-scheduling methods.
For normal incidence, a sufficient phase shift difference between the two orthogonal polarization states of the reflected wave will be produced.
It was found that for erosion at normal incidence a model by Hutchings [I.M. Hutchings, Wear 70 (1981) 269 281], gave good agreement with experimental results.
At normal incidence, a tuning bandwidth up to 70 nm is obtained by moderate change of external voltage from −250 to 250 V.
