When the volunteers were asked to return to their original position, he found they were confused, always overshooting their actual start position in the direction of their virtual body.
(a) The antenna must be positioned in the direction of the aboveground device and without any obstacle.
One can propose an account of velocity, as varying with the length of the lozenge or spread of position in the direction of motion.
We recommend that anion diffusion tests should be accompanied by measurements of the total and anion-accessible porosity as a function of position in the direction of diffusion.
The instability behavior of a parametrically excited column subjected to a periodic load at any axial position in the direction of the tangency coefficient was investigated analytically.
In general, ADoppler is automatically determined as a function of the probe antenna position in the direction of θ l as well as the operational frequency f and the assumed vehicular speed v.
The PCA based on T2-edited spectra (Fig. 2a) showed that most of BFM samples were positioned in the direction of the first quadrant, with a correlation to the lactose loading-vectors.
The lower premolars are compressed laterally in Pseudopotto, the cusps on the cheekteeth are higher, and the cristid obliqua (a crest connected to the protoconid cusp) is at a relatively buccal position (in the direction of the cheeks).
(1) where J is the diffusion flux, D is the diffusivity, C is the concentration, and x the position in the direction of diffusion.
The electrodes were positioned in the direction of the muscle fibres, and skin impedance was reduced by removing the hair, by abrasion (3 M Red Dot Trace Prep, St . Paul MN) and rubbing the skin with an alcohol-soaked compress.
These four-membered rings are severely disordered over two (in 3) up to eight (in 4) positions around the direction of the chain and in some positions the Cu atoms are additionally coordinated by CH3CN, therefore, some of them show a trigonal, and some a tetrahedral environment (see the ESI ‡).
