This is done by constructing a continuum which maps exactly the kinematics of the corresponding discrete masonry structure and has the same internal and kinetic energy for any 'virtual' translational- and rotational-field.
However, when the waves hit the salty, slushy water flowing to Blood Falls, they scatter, allowing the researchers to map exactly where the water was snaking through the glacier.
As such, response options for frequency of rescue inhaler use did not map exactly to the limits set forth in the current guidelines.
Using probes unique within the genome, that is probes that map exactly once in the genome, covers only 80% of the target regions; whereas using probes that map up to 5 times in the genome covers approximately 98.4% of the target regions.
But the two papers are the first published efforts to map exactly what happens in the brain when it perceives a racial difference.
The photos were placed on the map exactly where they were taken and they could be selected by hand gestures, or filtered by other means so that only, say, panoramic photos taken in 2007 would show up.
The data will never match the map exactly, so you must pick one point to establish a starting point.
In this technique, quantitative enhancement information is displayed as a colour map exactly co-registered with the anatomic images on a pixel-by-pixel basis.
The peak of the human BRCA2-mutated tumors mapped exactly on the MYC oncogene, and the peak of the human control tumor group maps slightly downstream of MYC (ADCY8, 132.21 Mb).
Because the solution to the TARP is given in the form of vertices (pairs of measurements) and because every measurement must be mapped exactly once, the size of the independent set corresponds to the number of sets of type (mathcal {E}_{1,a}(cdot,cdot )), which is equal to the number of sets of type (mathcal {E}_{1,b}(cdot,cdot )).
