To our knowledge, the curve patterns and clinical courses of scoliotic posture secondary to LDH have not been well documented in adolescents.
"But Jimmy was so far ahead of me in knowledge, the learning curve took a while.
Since the first anthrax attacks in September, through the sprawling medical and criminal investigation that followed, the nation's experience with bioterrorism has been like that -- always off balance and behind the curve, knowledge out of reach, risks unknown.
Apart from what he mentioned as a precaution for resolving of two phases, the knowledge of diffraction curve of pure amorphous state with the same chemical composition (chemical structure) was necessary.
For design according to the local stress concept, the knowledge of Woehler-curves without and with salt corrosion effects is necessary.
In this study, three models, including the expert knowledge-based preference curve model (PCM), data-driven fuzzy logic model (DDFL), and generalized additive model (GAM), are used on a common data set to compare their effectiveness and accuracy.
The results of this investigation highlight the relevance of an in-depth knowledge of R-curve characteristics of hardmetals in order to optimize the performance of engineering parts by means of microstructural design.
For the calculations of the dipolar ESE decay curves, knowledge of the principal g-tensor values and spin−lattice relaxation rate of the fast-relaxing spin (heme bL in our case) is required.
In 1885, around the same time neurons were discovered, he published "On Memory," which revealed the "Forgetting Curve," where knowledge decays according to the formula R = e –(t/s), where R is retention, s is the relative strength of memory and t is time.
At low deformation rates, the average nucleation rate is determined either from knowledge of the stress strain curve, or from analysis of creep or relaxation kinetics.
