The third monochromator at beamline P06 shifts the beam only by 21 mm upwards but has a linear travel of one crystal by 3.9 m.
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We followed 8 individual flights of 7 bees for a straight-line distance of 846±195 m, which amounted to a total linear distance travelled (including all linear travel segments) of 1516±340 metres (Fig. 3).
The modified gravity model uses an underlying linear travel impedance assumption.
The cavity length of each laser was measured by placing an attenuated mirror in the sample arm and translating the reference arm over its entire linear travel (400mm).
In the case of the current analysis, the scale of the analysis (i.e., entire provinces) and lack of shared understanding of what qualifies as an acceptable travel time to PHC physicians across urban and rural jurisdictions justified the use of a linear travel impedance function.
Kinematic aspects of non-linear travelling structure problems are reviewed and clarified in this paper.
Investigation of the interaction of Listeria monocytogenes with cultured rat brain ependymal cells showed that certain strains reduced the beat frequency of the cilia but all the strains studied significantly reduced the ciliary beat amplitude (the linear distance travelled by the tip of each cilium per beat cycle).
The non-convexity stems from both the traffic assignment equilibrium conditions and the non-linear travel time function.
Other studies also showed that baboons used the shortest linear route to travel from one location to another and that they speeded up as they approached a water or food source, indicating goal-directed and mental map processes [24] [27].
Use many repeated blows from a hammer, spread back and forth evenly along your steel edge, to produce a planar, linear, complex of impact fractures travelling through the stone, parallel to the direction of your blows.
