The application of simple, on-site techniques (visual inspection, conventional X-rays) allows the investigators to reassemble the highly fragmented bodies as well as assess sex, individual age, and possible pre- and postmortem changes.
This paper deals with the development and the validation of an innovative, easy-to-use and on site technique for determination of concrete water content.
The on-site technique is the capacitive probe, able to characterize in situ dielectric media in the 30 35 MHz frequency band (around 33 MHz).
On the contrary, the one-site technique was less effective and necessitated the use of more medications in order to reach the same level of IOP as the two-site technique.
The FFT technique can on site verify the quality of the measurements, but its frequency resolution is low and damping estimates are unreliable.
In this paper, a smart system for risk sensing incorporating the wireless sensor network (WSN) on-site visualization techniques and the resilience-based repair strategy was proposed.
This study reviewed the existing literature on site selection techniques, building codes, and approaches of existing standards to identify various aspects crucial for SSS in hilly regions.
In developed countries the most common on-site treatment technique is septic systems with soil infiltration.
It is experimenting with new kinds of ads, like those that follow users who viewed hotels in Paris on one site so they see ads for those hotels on other sites, a technique called remarketing.
However, female cave fish, observed on site via infrared techniques, preferred to associate with surface males rather than size-matched cave males, likely reflecting the female preference for better-nourished (in this case: surface) males.
Frank Donaghue Chief Executive Physicians for Human Rights Cambridge, Mass., March 15 , 2009 To the Editor: Mark Danner's recounting of the repulsive, inhumane techniques used on suspected terrorist leaders at "black sites" — techniques that President George W. Bush proudly and openly labeled "an alternative set of procedures" — makes one almost physically ill.
