So have the tools: a rotating bezel that, aided by markings on the dial rim, functions as a dive timer or a slide rule for various pertinent calculations (miles driven or flown, average speed, and even fuel consumed), and on pilot's watches, GMT hands and chronograph complications.
With RIM, form is function.
These differences in the two groups are not expected to affect subsequent analysis, since we used measures of structure (difference from HRT Moorfields predicted rim area) and function (HFA total deviation) that account for the age of the patient.
While the role of NPR1 in SA perception takes place in the nucleus [ 15], its function in RIM is not so clearly understood.
There are more space optimal ways to represent a tree than this (Nguyen and Huang, 2007), but the advantage of the radial view for our tree is that leaf nodes are adjacent to each other, and the nature of our clustering means that adjacent leaf nodes close together on the rim should have similar function.
Then RIM added phone functionality.
MICOS promotes the formation of crista junctions, whereas the oligomeric F1Fo-ATP synthase is crucial for shaping cristae rims, indicating antagonistic functions of these machineries in organizing inner membrane architecture.
They use enclosed river mouth areas to retain pollutants, and they mimic the small natural lagoons rimming large lakes, functioning as habitats and limiting the entry of diffuse (non-point-source) pollutants from the river basins.
The QRs' rim has a larger work function, a higher conductivity, and a larger carrier density than both the central hole and the wetting layer.
where m ≥ 0 and q ∈ ℂ p with 0 < 1 - q p < p - 1 p - 1. Recently, Kim and Rim [13] constructed the generating function of the Carlitz q-Bernoulli numbers F q (t) in ℂ p : F q ( t ) = e t 1 - q ∑ j = 0 ∞ j + 1 [ j + 1 ] q ( - 1 ) j 1 1 - q j t j j !, (1.9).
