To decrease the error from axial rotation of the spine and from beam divergence, radiographs were repeated until a reasonable alignment of transverse processes (within one-half width of processes as a deviation) was achieved on each animal in the lateral decubitus position with the beam centered 4 cm from the rabbit iliac crest.
Usually 10 applications were applied per quadrant for 180 360°, with the applications spaced approximately one-half width of the probe tip apart.
Terminal fields of magnocellular fibers spanned most of the width of their target layer, whereas those of parvocellular fibers were restricted to approximately one-half the width of their target layers; almost all terminal fields were oriented along lines of projection.
Following the osteotomies, the head fragment is translated laterally (when the IMA needs to be reduced) approximately one-quarter to one-half the width of the metatarsal bone.
Vanishing point P is the intersection of AD and B C,Q is the intersection of AB and DC, and O is the center of the rectangle ABCD. Figure 10 b shows the result of calculating the scene depth using the information about distance |O E| which is equal to one half of the lane-width and the position of the camera relative to the virtual point O (( vec {R}) vector).
Cut off one-half tab-width of the first tab to start the first course.
Basically, you'll cut off one-half tab-width of the first tab to start the first course, changing the necessary area to fill with each row, shifting the "slots".
The shift and half-width of the one-phonon Raman peak in c-Si have often been used to obtain an estimate of the characteristic dimensions of the Si crystallites.
"It also adds depth to that simple foundation using one extremely elegant and subtle innovation: the width of the barriers is just slightly wider than the half-width of your flap/jump.
The ranking system that the Transportation Department now plans to use consists of one-half the track width of the vehicle divided by the height of its center of gravity, a ranking called the static stability index.
He manipulated molecules of DNA to create a series of microscopic smiley faces that are one one-thousandth the width of a human hair.
