As shown in Figure 4, over the dose range, the widths of the CIs (that is, the vertical distances between the lower and upper CI curves) provided by SKQ are generally narrower than those given by MEM; this pattern, which is graphically illustrated for the one EDS plotted as circles in Figure 4, holds consistently for all of the R = 1000 macro-replications carried out in this study.
This provides the possibility for controlling the pitch of helix, the rate of helix twisting and untwisting, spectral range, and the width of the selective light reflection.
Next, the procedure is applied to the envelope frequency response function analysis of uncertain mechanical structures, yielding the sensitivity of the bounds defining the response range to the width of each individual uncertain input parameter interval.
In the case of fixed sensing range, as the width of the ring becomes smaller, the variance of decreases and the arc lengths become closer to, making the approximate analysis more accurate.
Physical traits ranging from the width of a CEO's face to the depth of his voice have been correlated with better performance and higher pay.
In tissues, these particles have short penetration ranges, approximately the width of a single cell (5 μm for 7Li and 9 μm for 4He).
In addition, the Arbeitsstab issued extensive guidelines, ranging from the width of avenues that carried streetcar lines to the ratio of theatre seats to inhabitants.
The station's broadcast range was about the width of a single city block, or from the back of a loft on Lisbenard Street, all the way to its front, on Canal.
In the face of the threat of a missile attack, Taiwan has requested more powerful arms from the United States -- most recently destroyers equipped with Aegis anti-missile systems and Tomahawk cruise missiles with a striking range well beyond the width of the narrow strait.
For each starting range cell k, the width of the sliding window Δ w is adjusted between L min and L max.
