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28, 29 The ghosts were suspended in an isotonic phosphate solution of pH 7.4, of such quantity that the protein concentration in the samples amounted to approximately 100 mg/ml.
The derivation of the section starts from the definition of ensemble average (or expectation value) of a certain physical quantity represented as a random variable; the probability associated with each instantaneous value of such quantity can be defined by the potential of the system at the value through Boltzmann relation (see S3 below).
Examples of such quantities are velocity and acceleration.
Nothing could better illustrate the media obsession with Israel than the presence of such quantities of material for Philo to wade through.
Because remains at the site indicate that Göbekli Tepe was constructed by hunter-gatherers (the presence of such quantities of wild animal bones indicates that they had not yet domesticated animals or begun farming), the site has prompted some to reconsider the relationship between settlement and sociocultural development.
The knowledge of such quantities in analytic form yields computational advantages and enables important physical interpretations.
Necessary for their design are methods for evaluation of time-mean spatial distributions of such quantities as velocity, fluctuation intensity, etc.
The calculation of such quantities requires manual positioning of regions of interest (ROIs) on the SPECT image by a highly experienced operator, which makes the procedure time-consuming and hampered by a considerable intra- and inter-operator variability [17, 18].
Degree centralities are discussed in detail in the next Section 4.2, since global properties of the network can be inferred from the distribution of such quantities, despite being them local in nature.
A method based on Timoshenko's model was established for evaluation of shear force, transverse velocity, bending moment and angular velocity at an arbitrary section from four independent measurements of such quantities at one to four sections.
The introduction of such quantities would enable transmission theory to be employed for primary excitation distributions at interfaces between subsystems covering more than a fraction of the governing wavelength.
