The physical dimensions of these devices can be tailored to fit off-ramp width and sustain anticipated vehicle loads on these devices.
Or maybe it should not be confined to the curved wall that narrows the museum's top ramp to the width of a corridor.
Geometric characteristics including street width, ramp lengths, top flat crown length and height, and 4672 spot speed observations of 23 implemented RPCs were considered.
(B ) This can be generalized to the case where fluorescence signals rise as ramps (spanning the width of each cassette).
Sinograms were Fourier-rebinned into two-dimensional slices and reconstructed (with correction for attenuation, scatter, and dead time) using filtered back-projection (ramp filter kernel full-width-at-half-maximum of 2.0 mm).
Opened in 1932, the hulking 3.5-mile elevated highway connecting Jersey City, South Kearny and Newark stands today as a kind of industrial Acropolis: its entrance ramps and lane widths dangerously outdated, its roadbed and concrete railings crumbling so badly that the state has installed netting to catch the falling debris.
Along the ramp, the landslide has initial width, length, and height of W = 20 km, L = 1 km, and D = 1.2 km.
Due to two triangular fence structures,52,62 which were apparently not shown in the maps, the effective width of the ramp was only 10.59 meters.
The data pitch was 1 nm, D.I.T. 2 seconds, band width 1 nm, temperature ramp rate of 5°C/min over the range of 25 to 95°C.
Consider the size of your dog when determining the width of your dog ramp.
