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Numerous simulation techniques have been developed for the calculation of molecular NMR shielding tensors and magnetic susceptibilities: Gauge-Independent Atomic Orbital (GIAO) formalism [9 13], Continuous Set of Gauge Transformations (CSGT) method [14 16], Individual Gauge for Local Orbitals (IGLO) method [17 21], and Localized Orbital/Local Origin (LORG) theory [22] among others.

We have produced, from an RCM, a set of gauge records which (i) captures the changes modelled by the RCM and (ii) has the statistics of the observations in the control period after suitable transformation.

To obtain the NICS values, we have used the gauge-independent atomic orbital method, and the magnetic susceptibility tensors were calculated using the continuous set of gauge transformations method.

To obtain the nucleus independent chemical shift (NICS) values (from the NMR shielding tensors), we have used the GIAO (gauge-independent atomic orbital) method and the magnetic susceptibility tensors were calculated using the CSGT (continuous set of gauge transformations) method.

The display offers a set of gauges similar to a car's dashboard.

It passed with flying colors, and a similar set of gauges will be used during the move, which is expected to take seven hours.

A data set of gauging stations where the effect of dam regulation on flow series is negligible was obtained.

The dash held a full set of gauges, with the horn button idiosyncratically set in the radio's speaker grille at the center of the dashboard.

The extra set of gauges (boost, volt meter, oil temperature) sits so low on the center console that you could hardly observe them safely while driving.

Envoy has a full set of gauges, onboard message center, trip computer and GM's OnStar service, which provides emergency roadside service, directions and other services.

We find that redundant visual targets in peripheral visual displays are of greatest value for low-salience stimuli, those that demand focused attention for detection or recognition, such as when monitoring a large set of gauges or meters.