Sentence examples for origin c from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that: (a) He+ density subtroughs like ESF are controlled by pre-reversal enhancement electric field (vertical drift); (b) He+ density subtroughs and ESF/bubble irregularities may be considered as phenomena of the same plasma bubble origin; (c) it seems, plasma bubbles, reaching the topside ionosphere altitudes, are most easily observable in He+ density as depletions.

Two kinds of the stage origin: c dislocation and d tension crack.

Satisfactory fits were observed with the use of internal diffusion model, but the linear curves did not pass through the origin (C ≠ 0).

(a, b) Volume-rendered reformats and (c, d) short axis maximum intensity projection CCT images demonstrate enlargement of the left circumflex (asterisks) from its origin (c, arrow) to its connection to the CS via a small neck (d, arrow).

Fig. 2 Comparison of Presepsin and PCT levels at ICU admission in all patients (a, b, respectively) and in the 72 patients with acute respiratory failure: infectious versus non-infectious origin (c, d, respectively).

Let the cross-ratio of the four collinear points P, Q, R, S be measured by mapping the points onto the points A, B, C, D on the real line, where A is at the origin, C at ∞, and D at 1, so it is the position of B that determines the cross-ratio.

Moreover, these successive origins (c.

The first, C-44, allows Canadian spies to operate abroad and gives them more ability to obtain information without disclosing its origins; C-13, which creates new legal authority for cops and public servants to obtain Canadians' personal data without a warrant; and C-51, the anti-terrorism legislation that opens the door for wide new intelligence-gathering and sharing.

In other words, x ∗ is the (nearest point or metric) projection of the origin onto C, x ∗ = P C ( 0 ), (1.2).

Assessment of the possible mitigation of CO2 excess requires understanding the SOC dynamics, the origin of C pools and the pathways of their transformation.

The least common origin is C (14), and it is associated with a negative change in attractiveness.