The dynamic range of the image can be defined as R_{x}=x_{2}-x_{1} (21).
For example, once the joint rotation axes and range of motion can be defined over a wide range of behaviors, these can be used to further constrain the 3D search for more distal leg points.
Flat-bottomed potentials are enforced only when the relevant internal coordinate is outside the (min, max) range; the latter can be defined in absolute terms or relative to the current geometry.
A range of indicators can be defined to measure specific aspects of the level of HRH as an input to improving the provision of health services.
It follows that an optimum range of operation can be defined on the basis of the pull-off forces measured for a preload below, and above, the buckling preload Pb.
The polarization can be calculated according to and where and and and are the elements of the electric field vector perpendicular and parallel, respectively, to the scattering plane of the primary reflection, is the off-Bragg angle, corresponding to the beam vectors, to, the range of which can be defined by the acceptance angle of the detector.
The range of repellents can be defined ecologically, and, for better understanding, should be separated from toxicants e.g. DDT [1,1,1-trichloro-2,2-bis- p-chlorophenyl)ethane] and volatile pyrethroids such as metofluthrin, which appear to cause a sublethal aversion rather than a truly behavioural repellent effect.
By combining the therapeutic approach presented here with homing devices to, for example, target synoviocytes in the joint [ 37] or cells in the neointima in artery injury [ 38], a range of possibilities can be defined to explore the therapeutic benefit of targeted interference with different cells actively involved in joint destruction [ 39].
The value ranges for the components can be defined based on the input FV dimension, F, and the total number of operators available, Θ, as A n ∈ 0, F and B n ∈ 0, Θ.
