It has to be reconstructed from the angular position of the table and from the position of the slider in the laboratory frame of reference.
What may at first seem as a drawback of this type of source is the fact that the beams move at very high velocities in the laboratory frame of reference.
Panel A shows the position vectors for reactants 1 and 2 in the laboratory frame of reference (LFR) as (vec {r}_{1}) and (vec {r}_{2}), and in the CM frame of reference as (vec {r}^{prime }_{1}) and (vec {r}^{prime }_{2}).
By applying the time-dependent translation r = r + α t, the semi-classical Schrödinger equation in the momentum gauge, describing the interaction dynamics in the laboratory frame of reference, was transformed by Kramers as follows[30]: − ℏ 2 2 m * ∇ 2 φ r, t + V r + α t φ r, t = i ℏ ∂ φ r, t ∂ t, (1).
To construct a normal to the surface at point i, we fit the experimental data locally, around the point i, with the m-degree polynomial (P_{m} = sumnolimits_{j = 0}^{m} a_{j} x^{j}), where we maintain the laboratory frame of reference.
Myofibrils were always vertical with respect to the laboratory frame of reference.
Following the original notation of Tregear and Mendelson [8], the first and second subscripts in the polarized intensity indicate the direction of excitation and emission polarization with respect to the laboratory frame of reference.
This laboratory stands among most qualified reference laboratories within the Network of Reference Urinary Iodine Laboratories that is supervised by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC, Atlanta, USA).
Page 2; paragraph 'Genomic location and transcription of microRNAs': when discussing the paper by the laboratory of Richard Young (reference 16); I think it is important to mention that that particular study refers to stem cells.
The study was supported by grants from Laboratory of Excellence Greferenceerence ANR-11-LABX-0051.
