The U.K. government is also moving to probe nanotech's promise and peril.
But he was moved to probe Heidelberg's case because he simply didn't believe a guilty man would so quickly return to the scene of his own crime.
Just as the popularity of Eisenhower and Reagan in their times moved some revisionists to search for feet of clay, Clinton's current unpopularity may move future scholars to probe with special diligence for hidden signs of stature.
If the new MCC value was less than the old one, MFS restored the previous conditions and omitted this probe; otherwise, it moved to the next probe.
If you have to move the probe lead to a different jack on the meter, you must use a clip lead to connect the black and red leads to each other during the move so the car maintains its connection to the battery and doesn't draw its larger initial current when connected again.
A kinematic model is presented to aid the cam profile design task and to determine the NC data required to move an inspection probe to the necessary locations to inspect the surface profile of a spatial cam on a coordinate measuring machine (CMM).
In our experimental models, we use a Polhemus three-dimensional scanner (as shown in Fig. 2) and an initial affine registration based on landmarks on the head followed by an automated relaxation algorithm to move the probe positions to the surface of the head whilst keeping the distances between the sensors along the surface fixed.
Both the sample and the detector can be precisely moved during the growth to probe scattered intensity in a wide range of reciprocal space.
The burning question to probe moving forward is, how is big data going to be organized, distributed, and protected -- in business and in activism.
With each trace the xy-stage was moved by 150 nm to probe a new position on the surface.
