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The proposed performance-based durability engineering (PBDE) framework comprehensively considers uncertainty, accommodates non-stationary exposure, and computes quantitative sustainability metrics.

Therefore, the Technical Inspection Agency South (TÜV Süd) also investigated if the stationary measured bedtime exposure was a valid proxy of night time exposure.

Darwin also noted that the Yaghan adopted a squat position when stationary, to reduce exposure to wind and rain.

The fact that Carlson et al. [16] recorded units selective for the orthogonal orientation to the exposed orientation in the open eye may be such labile modification of orientation selectivity induced by the stationary stripe pattern exposure.

In vision, two aspects of motion adaptation have been studied that might have proprioceptive analogues: a gradual decrease in the perceived velocity of a constantly moving pattern [15], and apparent motion of a stationary stimulus following exposure to a moving stimulus known as the motion aftereffect [for review see 16].

It should be noted that the instability in orientation map alteration for stationary stripe pattern exposure was not due to the repeated optical imaging, because orientation maps altered by rearing with cylindrical-lens-fitted goggles changed gradually in each optical imaging, and were finally stabilized at the moderate over-representation of the exposed orientation.

The cuvette was placed in a custom-made stand to keep it stationary during laser exposure.

Initial MicroED data sets were collected as a sequence of still shots, where the crystal is held stationary during the exposure and rotated to discrete orientations only while the electron beam is blanked (Shi et al., 2013 ▸).

At the end of a 10-month mouse experiment on vaccines, we questioned whether the same two populations would be found, particularly in view of the evidence that there are similarities in gene expression patterns following adaptation to micro-aerophilic conditions in stationary cultures and exposure to NO in macrophages [ 3].

In accordance with this conclusion, an increase in viability, compared to the control was observed in extended stationary phase after exposure of 1-month-old M. bovis BCG cultures to the ABC efflux pump inhibitor reserpine or the proton ionophore CCCP (Fig. 3C).

The proposed approach can be used to plan and create stationary and dynamic reference exposure conditions that are close to the real exposure regimes in the environment.