Proportional hazards regression models were used to compare these summary measures with recent and first-available ("remote") measurements in terms of ability to quantify risk of CAD events, defined as myocardial infarction, angina, or sudden cardiac death.
Crack measurements in terms of crack length, width, density were performed on the concrete samples.
The measurement of solar radiation data is generally available in some specific areas due to difficulty in solar radiation measurements in terms of its initial and maintenance costs.
Additionally, we compared and evaluated the performances of both in situ proximal and satellite remote sensing measurements in terms of their potential for mapping the wetland biophysical characteristics.
In addition, the precision of measurements in terms of the relative standard deviation (RSD) and the signal to noise (S/N) ratios were also improved.
Results show that all the three de-noising techniques can increase the agreement between satellite and in situ measurements in terms of correlation and signal-to-noise ratio.
The characterization also includes output measurements in terms of absorbed dose rate to air using an extrapolation chamber at 11, 20 and 30 cm from the source.
The resulting samples have been characterized by XRD and SEM measurements, in terms of which the impurity-free phase, uniform particle morphology have been proved.
Differences in Kmax,th coincided with compressive residual stresses determined by cut-compliance measurements in terms of stress intensity factors Krs acting at the crack tip.
Formulating electromagnetic measurements in terms of mechanical quantities (length, mass and time) was pioneered by Carl Friedrich Gauss, who in 1832 expressed his result for the intensity of the Earth's magnetic force using the millimetre, the milligram and the second2 — the starting point for the centimetre gram second (CGS) system, later replaced by the metre kilogram second (MKS) system.
The CFD results were compared with infrared thermography measurements in terms of transition location, surface pressure measurements and balance loads measurements acquired during subsonic wind tunnel tests performed at the National Research Council Canada.
