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By integrating data from a series of images in which the orientation of the specimen is progressively varied relative to the incident electron beam it is also possible to extend electron microscopic imaging into the third dimension.

The linear nature of the dependence of period on progressively varied k 44 is shown in Figure 6, which further reflects the roles played by the microRNA-mediated regulation.

We progressively vary the length of the extraneous flanking region (L f ℓ ), which refers to the combined length of the left and right flanking segments around the motif location.

The value of the first parameter (i.e the number of closest clusters to be identified for a given query sequence) was varied by progressively increasing the value of an encoded parameter, which we termed as 'cumulative sequence count'.

Roughness varies progressively in mica-rich granitoids, while in mica-poor granitoids, an increase in roughness precedes catastrophic failure.

Numerical results show that ultrasonic wave speed varies progressively with changing texture, over a range of ∼200 m s−1, within bounds set by the two extreme single-crystal orientations.

With a tilted object the magnification at any point is given by the ratio of the distances of image and object from the lens at that point in the image, and, consequently, m varies progressively from one end of the image to the other.

Participants will need to accelerate or decelerate relative to the fixed belt speed in order to follow the walking area; therapists can progressively or randomly vary the acceleration of the walking area to increase the difficulty of this speeding-up/slowing-down exercise.

To do this, we randomly selected a set of 500 'pivot' domains from SCOP and, for each of these pivots, we randomly selected five other domains whose relationship with the pivot varies progressively: (i) Same-Family, (ii) Same-Superfamily (but not Family), (iii) Same-Fold (but not Superfamily and Family), (iv) Same-Class (but different below this level) and (v) Decoy (or different-Class).

The perceived speed of movement varied but did not change progressively in consecutive bursts of movement.

The periodized protocol used in the current study varied the sets and repetitions, progressively increasing the volume of exercise on a weekly schedule.