The three-dimensional wave shape induces a controlled Dean's flow that results in a volumetric dispersion that is very small and practically independent of the flow rate for the practical range of solvents and analytes.
The results of our OCT measurements of IOL/PC distances show that the distance distribution in these two basic PCO types is practically uniform, i.e., it is practically independent of the axial position.In clinical practice, in some cases, the slit-lamp examination shows the characteristics of both basic PCO types.
In the heartland of the empire, the governors of Ayodhya and the Punjab became practically independent.
His use of emotionally fraught secondary colors — aromatic strains of green, orange, and purple — was innovative, as was his way of making paint and line practically independent of each other.
Rollo's Christianized successors to the dukedom of Normandy acquired neighboring territories in a series of wars, becoming so powerful that the control they exercised over their domains was practically independent of the French crown.
By the 14th century, Groningen was a practically independent aristocratic republic that controlled the (Frisian) Ommelanden (Surrounding Regions) between the Ems (Eems) River and the Lauwerszee and maintained a tight monopoly of trade in the area.
From the 1050s and perhaps even from 860, the first viscounts of Polignac (in the modern département of Haute-Loire) were practically independent rulers of Velay, where the Loire River rises.
The first process becomes practically independent of NaCl concentration.
However, the induction period is practically independent from the particle size, as observed in Fig. 13b.
The orientation of DNBA is practically independent of the nature of the interface.
At high gas velocities, mixing time is practically independent of sparger and gas velocity.
