The locus of the roots or closed-loop poles is plotted in the s-plane.
A portion of the interpeduncular fossa and peduncles lying caudal to the oculomotor root, e.g., at the locus of the interpeduncular nucleus, as well as the whole pedunculopontine, isthmic and parabrachial areas, belong to the rostral hindbrain, and must be interpreted, together with the contained raphe nuclei, as Is, r1 and r2 derivatives.
This one, like many others, was rooted in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, the locus of the city's Russian-speaking immigrant population, many of whom grew up under a Communist system that bred disdain for the rules and a willingness to cheat to get around them.
That said, the locus of the phenomenon was somewhat strange.
The porous and virtually ungoverned border is the locus of escalating tensions, but the root of the problems lie in Kabul and Islamabad.
Included in this chapter is finding the appropriate value of the gain from the root locus for satisfactory performance, and the implications of the root locus on the controller design.
This point is called σ-point or branching point of the asymptotes of the Root Locus.
That makes the branching of the root locus perpendicular to real line.
By the structure of the tree, the occurrences of a word v start precisely at the suffixes that are found in the subtree rooted at the locus of v. Thus, any word v ending in the middle of an arc will have the same starting positions, and consequently the same number of occurrences, as the word w with α the locus of v (see Figure 5).
However, although the variants reported are informative, they are not rooted in the pathogenesis of the schizophrenia; rather, they are rooted in tagging the locus of interest and associating it with the disease.
