We identify two 2-hour long intervals of small, a preliminary test of model predictions, using records from two ground magnetometer chains, both on the dayside.
We found similar patterns in cumulative incidence, with wider confidence intervals because of smaller numbers, for grade III+ (data not shown).
Persistent ice retreat in Cascade Canyon was slowed by an interval of small glacier activity between ∼13.5 and 11.5 ka, prior to the end of glacial lacustrine sedimentation ∼11.5 ka.
Having made this distinction, we can now answer the objection: we should say that an absolute continuum like a line divides into intervals of arbitrarily small magnitude (that is, pieces as small as you like), and that the locations for these division are specifiable as points, or as instants, if we are talking about time, say, or as point-intensities of a certain color.
One example of a regularity property is the Lebesgue measurability: a set of reals is Lebesgue measurable if it differs from a Borel set by a null set, namely, a set that can be covered by sets of basic open intervals of arbitrarily-small total length.
The other ICC estimates follow a similar pattern to the CIN3 scenarios, with wide 95%% confidence intervals because of small numbers of women with ICC.
Therefore, a natural refinement of the proposed method could consist of dividing the original main time interval into a number of smaller intervals and performing described daily re-sampling over each one of them separately.
Five patients (45%) demonstrated interval development of small collateral vessels supplying the gallbladder (Fig. 2).
Two were inevaluable because of the interval development of small bowel obstruction and cerebral metastases, after 2 and 3 weeks of therapy, respectively.
In particular, it was found that a small interval of low frequencies are needed to recover the main traits of the relaxation for the stretched (β ≤ 1) and squeezed (β > 1) instances.
