To reduce the thickness error, some thick layers are divided into two layers and monitored by different witness glasses.
The postural control was measured by means of a one-legged standing test (OST) on a gymnastic mat (8 cm thick), using the error point system of the BESS score (Balance-Error Scoring System) [ 20, 21].
Right panel Yearly harvested carbon development in tropical zone (green full), temperate zone (blue dashed), boreal zone (red dashed-dot) and world forest (black thick full) with indicative error bar (square) at year 100.
It is seen that the results from the existing continuity methods can have large error for thick beams/plates and for higher vibration modes, while the proposed hybrid method is generally very accurate and much superior to the existing methods.
Also, averaging over a relatively thick plane mitigates this error.
During my software installation, for example, error messages flew thick and fast: "DAO not found"; "Incorrect TAPI version"; "Object doesn't support this property or method".
The thick vertical bars present standard error of the mean values dV X/dT, dB Z/dT, and dE KL/dT determination (se = sd/n 1/2).
Before World War II, the most notable episode of his career was the Point Honda disaster of September 1923, when the fatal combination of a thick fog and a navigation error led seven Navy destroyers to impale themselves on the rocky California coastline.
The thickness of the solution layer is designed to be around 250 μm so that it is neither too thin to increase the measurement error nor too thick to go beyond the image depth of OCT (600 μm) and MPM (400 μm).
Individual group averages for the variables are also superimposed as thicker lines along with standard error bars; the colors reflect the 7 age ranges used as groups.
