The magnifying power, or extent to which the object being viewed appears enlarged, and the field of view, or size of the object that can be viewed, are related by the geometry of the optical system.
In both aphid species some frequency components that are present in the power spectrum extent to 1600 Hz.
Given this body of suggestive evidence implicating the involvement of mitochondria in the pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis, along with the limited power and extent of previous efforts, we reasoned that a more extensive analysis of this promising candidate was required.
Control (12 items) assesses coercion, dominance, exertion of power and extent of criticism.
Furthermore, women's autonomy is defined in three dimensions as: control over finance, decision-making power, and extent of freedom of movement [ 6].
Women's autonomy was measured by the composite index of the three constructs of women's autonomy: control over finance, decision-making power and extent of freedom of movement [ 5, 6, 10, 16].
Lindblom and Woodhouse, cited in Buse et al. [ 16], noted that the policymaking process is not linear and the form of power and extent by which an actor wields power varies with time and the stage at which the process is at.
The map is partly meant to be an illustration of the ruler's powers, the extent of his realm, the range of learning he commands.
This finding raises the question to what extent power is affected by the focus on samples of European ancestry, and how power to detect association of genetic variation segregating at low frequency in European populations could be heightened by broadening GWAS efforts to a more diverse set of populations.
