In the Kuwait Pavillion for Expo '92 (1991–92), for example, he introduced segmented roof pieces that separate and regroup, creating different shapes and lighting effects.
In the mushy zone, a significant difference in electronic resistivity between a solid and a liquid drives the solid to move much faster than the surrounding liquid, thus yielding relative velocity and relative displacement, due to which a dendrite may be segmented into pieces.
Screening test results that include false positives will be segmented into pieces (prevalence, test sensitivity, positive predictive value of a test) to improve understanding of risk estimates [ 28, 29].
Items become segment pieces on "Morning Joe," the MSNBC program, where there are 10 Politico Playbook segments each week, more than half of them featuring Allen.
Baba said she learned a lot from the collaboration: "When wanting to create something, you sometimes face a minor roadblock," she said".Some models required several trials because glass is highly breakable.You have to design and segment pieces in a special way, always keeping issues of weight and size in mind".
What was that (program, segment, piece of music)?
Who produced that (program, segment, piece of music)?
Then a 3-segment piece-wise linear regression FCGR was used to modelize the whole fatigue crack growth data.
The five-segment piece to be shown at the armory, "We will live to see these things," is more concrete.
For instance, Sherali et al. (1991) showed that a cumulative population fraction dissipated over time following a three-segment piece-wise linear relationship.
Tytell and Cohen [6] measured entrainment ranges for bending at different locations along a roughly 50-segment piece of spinal cord and found that entrainment ranges were larger in middle of the piece than at either end.
