In addition, the optimized pretension of all cable net segments is divided into different groups to satisfy engineering applications.
A necropsy revealed that the animal had trash bags, polypropylene sacks, ropes, net segments and a drum, among other things, in its stomach and intestines.
The company is in a stronger position than other Internet development companies but may be unable to withstand a weak economy given its vulnerability to the downturn in many Net segments.
Japanese experiments on free floating driftnets have indicated that discarded netting is wound up by the action of water and wind, and that 2 km net segments are wound into a complete ball after about 20 days, making continued fishing impossible (Mio et al 1988).
The Netting segment relates to intra-group netting and reconciliation items.
I've embedded the full net neutrality segment below (via the Texas Tribune).
Three years ago, a 20-minute net neutrality segment on his HBO show "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver" went viral.
At the time of this writing, the FCC's "Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet" filing had received almost 3,000 publicly viewable comments in the two days since Oliver's net neutrality segment aired.
Maximum net ST segment deviation and DTS may predict suspected cardiovascular disease (CVD).
We documented the parameters as follows: treadmill exercise time (in min), metabolic equivalents (METs), maximum net ST segment deviation (depression or elevation), and Duke treadmill score (DTS).
The vital clinical variables in this study included blood pressure, the values of body-metabolic status (i.e., FBG, TC, TG, LDL_C, HDL_C, and UA), variables for the measurement of cardiac structure (i.e., LVDd, IVSd, and LVPWd), and variables for the measurement of cardiac function (i.e., EF, FS, treadmill exercise time, METs, maximum net ST segment deviation, and DTS).
