Type of structures ⑨ defines the scopes of structures from which fragments are taken.
The scopes of structure element that author has compared are pier cap, column and footing.
Universities have been undergoing major changes in scope of activities, structures, processes and relationships since late in the 20th century.
Until recently, little was known about the scope of practice, structures, resources and priorities for ICPs and infection control units more generally.
Thus, the proposed specialized framework and indicators evaluate and select with improved accuracy the most convenient realization among a wider scope of filter structures for non-uniform quantization of the coefficients.
The scope of DICOM structured reporting is the standardisation of structured data and clinical observations in the imaging environment [13].
The scope of DICOM structured reporting (SR) includes many findings that products routinely create in digital form (measurements, computed estimates, etc).
Pronounced biological potency of 19-norvitamin D compounds as well as interesting biological action of the vitamin D analogs possessing elongated side chains encouraged us to expand the scope of our structure-activity studies to encompass such modifications of the 1α,25- OH 2D3 (calcitriol) molecule.
Assuming that the scope of the structure of Fig. 13 is the scope of a method, the Context annotation is used to specify the context that will be enabled, at the beginning of the method, and disabled at the end.
According to Bart Chilton, Commissioner of the U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), "The potential size and scope of a structured carbon emissions market in the US is unequivocally vast.
Transforming the space into a red cavernous chamber that seems to extend beyond the scope of the structure that encapsulates it, Kapoor once again demonstrates the profound mastery of shape, scale and subtle use of eye-popping color that have made him such a force to be reckoned with on the international arts scene.
