K+ fluxes were measured within 25 min at each measuring point of distance 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 80, and 100 μm from the K+ source, respectively.
To do this, we define interpolation point set {(q (m),b (n),d (k))|m∈{0,1,…,M j }, n∈{0,1,…,N j },k∈{0,1,…,K j }}, where q (m) is the m-th value point of server load, b (n) is the n-th value point of available bandwidth, and d (k) is the k-th value point of distance between nodes.
In the analysis with alternative cut point of distance to major roads (150 m), we found similar patterns with incident CHD (Table 3, Figure 2).
Mr. Romney made a point of distancing himself from his wife's pursuit, saying he would not be in London to watch that competition.
I was sad to witness this and their non-reflective guffawing at ZSL. Paxton and Naish seemed particularly conscious of this spiked criticism and made a point of distancing themselves from misleading and bad science.
Earlier in the hearing, during Mr. Kelly's testimony, after several council members praised his and the mayor's quick acknowledgement of the mistakes that led to Ms. Spruill's death, Councilman Charles Barron made a point of distancing himself from the comments of his colleagues at the beginning of a sharp exchange.
Dyer, or, rather, Jeff (Dyer makes a point of distancing himself from Jeff's critical opinions in an end note), manages to find meaning in contemporary art without falling into the emperor's new clothes trap: "The work may have been puerile, but the hunger to succeed of which it was the product and symbol was ravenous.
Mr. Paulos said he made a point of distancing his work -- which includes a vending machine that sells a mock lethal pathogen and tracks users' identities -- from his role as a graduate student at Berkeley's computer science department to maintain his artistic autonomy.
They make a point of distancing themselves from people who say racist things, only to lay into anyone who tells racist people to shut up.
Kim has made a point of distancing herself from right-wing views, telling a reporter from the paper, "I'm not a fascist, I'm not a racist and I'm not a homophobe".
While staging the concerts Harrison had made a point of distancing himself from the politics behind the war in what was formerly known as East Pakistan, and he similarly advocated peace activist Swami Vishnudevananda's proposal for Planet Earth passports – whereby "[one truth] underlies all nations, all cultures, all colours, all races, all religions".
