Upon getting hints from a basic system configuration assumed as reference setup about the multiple bifurcation event possibly governing transition to complex dynamics, an improved experimental apparatus is used to make it technically accessible.
\label{eqn23}\] Again, $[s^j]$ can be understood as $[s^j]\otimes I_M$, a property of the particle without reference to the apparatus.
"The best way to defend against it," Snowden said, in reference to the surveillance apparatus, "is to make sure you do not collect information, as a business, that you do not need".
The preface explains that these were deemed unnecessary in an already long volume "addressed to a general readership," and that a full apparatus of references will be available "in due course" on the Web site of the Remarque Institute, a center for European studies at New York University, of which Professor Judt is the director.
Small metal squares (warmed by touch for thermal collection) were added to the outer corners of the Landolt C apparatus to provide reference for image registration.
Using this principle, it would have been possible to compare the density of the golden crown to that of solid gold by balancing the crown on a scale with a gold reference sample, then immersing the apparatus in water.
New techniques or apparatus become progressively reference tools in biology and medical laboratories (for instance) [ 1– 4].
Beijing's response has been to stonewall investigations and activate its robust Internet censorship apparatus, sanitizing online references to the case Chinese citizens might stumble across.
The latter is widely thought to be mediated by cyclic AMP-dependent protein kinase, which via phosphorylation, can attenuate Ca2+ signalling and/or reduce the sensitivity of the contractile apparatus to Ca2+ (references in Roscioni et al., 2010).
The animal's position in the stereotaxic apparatus was standardized with reference to stereotaxic landmarks on the skull.
