The result is a deformation vector field (Table 1) based on cubic B-splines mapping the rigidly transformed target CT onto the reference CT.
These spheres acted as 'targets' for each of the DVRT sensors and were attached rigidly to the target frame, which in turn was connected to the implant through two adjustable wedges machined to provide an interference fit between the frame and the tool grooves of the implant.
Unlike natural Pot1 that binds rigidly to its designated target, cPPRs can be programmed to bind any telomere sequence of interest.
If that target were rigidly enforced (for example, if firms get no credit for energy efficiency), the Boston Consulting Group reckons that 50-60 gigawatts of renewable capacity would be needed, over and above current projections, by 2012.Clean-energy 2012.Clean-energying.
Though the government has stuck rigidly to its own target for the fiscal deficit (of less than 3% of GDP), Mr Castro refuses to contemplate any plan that would result in social-spending cuts in a country proud of its education and health systems.Cuba also wants to pick and choose which countries it pays back.
This approach allowed us to examine the relationship between Tup1 and possible recruiters, without rigidly selecting bound Tup1 targets, and it determined which possible recruiters' binding pattern changes in a similar manner as Tup1 binding pattern.
Transactional commissioning / contracting is much less fluid, sticking more rigidly to specified timescales and targets (e.g. KPIs) and having the ability to penalise poor performance and ultimately terminate contracts.
They need not be taught their place so rigidly.
Coaching support will still be provided for players who meet their age-related ranking targets, but these will be rigidly applied.
The key adjustments include: Coaching support will still be provided for players who meet their age-related ranking targets, but these will be rigidly applied.
Each MRI from the database is non-rigidly registered to the target MRI.
