On one hand, the heterogeneity of interconnected pores in natural rock is stronger than that of the artificial cores which are cemented with sands of unified mesh size.
On the other hand, in the absence of an interconnected melt pathway, the circuit was composed of the response of the grain interior and the basaltic melt in a series circuit.
On the other hand, dedoped poly(1) films showed interconnected aggregates of 65 90 nm in size as a consequence of particle fusion, with a surface roughness of 9.2 nm.
In the following years the locomotive changed hands four of five times between several interconnected Florida lumber firms.
Taking these steps, and heeding these voices, led us to the President's signature today, reflecting this administration's commitment to putting more tools in the hands of business to compete in an interconnected and digital marketplace.
The argument made by Dum and Strick [ 77] is that such areas form a densely interconnected network concerned with the generation and control of hand movements.
In this paper we consider the ISS (input-to-state stability) and iISS (integral input-to-state stability) feedback control redesign for interconnected systems described by retarded nonlinear equations with discontinuous right-hand side.
Sofiane Sylve, Mr. Helimets and Shane Wuerthner, holding hands, weave in and out of one another in an interconnected trio.
CIRCLING back to the pernicious effects of large and politically interconnected banks, Mr. Warsh makes a direct link between the favors handed to these institutions and our disturbingly high unemployment rate.
Temporal smoothness, on the other hand, should capture well the dynamic shift of the interconnected clusters from one time step to another.
