Equation (1) explains is the force acting on the needle inserted to the silicone.
Needles are inserted to clear the obstructions.
Machine code itself is a binary format, not text that people can read and understand, which is why people program in assembly language instead (in addition to other reasons; assembly language also allows comments that aren't executed to be inserted that explain the code, and labels [like "loop"] and symbols can be given meaningful names, and adjusted more easily).
Some redundancy exists between chapters – it is common for authors to insert discussions of pathophysiology to explain certain management approaches rather than refer back to chapters on these topics; however, this seems a useful redundancy that clarifies the subject matter at hand.
Those variables which appeared to be significantly associated with the satisfaction such as age, location, and waiting time, were inserted into the final model to explain any difference in satisfaction between centres, after controlling for any confounding effects.
Gobstopper enables teachers to attach a quiz to the end of a chapter, insert instructional or expositive video to explain trick concepts (within the text), while automatically grading students' performance on these online assessments.
When James Comey, the director of the F.B.I., testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, Senator Dianne Feinstein, the ranking minority member of the committee, got right down to business — forcing Comey to explain his decision to insert himself into last November's election.
"When the Court inserts itself into this process, it has an obligation to explain its actions clearly.
You would have to explain to people that your job involves inserting a tube into somebody's rectum and swishing their colon out with water.
When he does finally make it into bed with a woman, he has to explain to her why there's a Hickman line inserted in his chest.
I wanted to insert myself into the conversation happening a few feet away from me, to explain and to defend -- but I held back.
