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Pretest and posttest measurements of passive dorsiflexion range of motion were taken.

Based on abovementioned analyses, only significant covariates (age, sex, motion) were taken into account.

The inherent randomness in ground motion is taken into account by using an ensemble of recorded accelerograms.

Some discussions on the motion are taken to optimize the driving parameters and show some good properties and limitations of the system.

In this application, characteristics such as water level, sunlight direction, and cloud motion are taken into consideration and codified in chromosomes.

Based on the Westergaard added mass method, the added mass caused by the fluid-structure coupling motion was taken into account, and the effects of the coupling interaction were discussed.

The reason is that only the stiffeners at a right angle to the axis of angular motion are taken into account when calculating the bending stiffness, whereas the stiffeners that are parallel to this axis of angular motion are neglected.

The variety of the numerical results presented herein provides a better insight into the actual flexural motion of frames when the effect of longitudinal motion is taken into account.

The fluid flow due to the plate motion is taken as a potential field, and its effect on the plate dynamics is incorporated into the analysis by invoking another boundary integral solution, described over the fluid plate interface.

The turbulence energy interaction between gas and solids was described by different k12 transport equations, while the particle dissipation by the large-scale gas turbulent motion was taken into account through a drift velocity.

Thus if any of this analysis of motion is taken literally then one arrives at a position regarding the ontology of spacetime rather like that of Newton's regarding space: it is some kind of 'substantial' (or maybe pseudo-substantial) thing with the geometry of Galilean spacetime, just as absolute space possessed Euclidean geometry.