Akin et al. [8] conducted real-time eccentricity fault detection using reference frame theory.
Ms. Gay respects the gentle rhythms of the action and the old-time eccentricities of the dialogue, coaxing her accomplished cast to flavorful characterizations.
Peering back to a time before eccentricity went mainstream and kinks became compulsory makes Cowell seem positively suburban with his manicured lawns and nails.
But at the same time individuality, eccentricity is valued in tomb architecture, allowed in tomb architecture in a way that perhaps it isn't in other forms of Roman architecture, and we see it taken to its limit in this particular building.
Orbital parameters that vary over time, including eccentricity, obliquity and precession result in low-frequency variability in the seasonal-latitudinal distribution of insolation as shown in Fig. 1 (Kaufman et al. 2009; Schmidt et al. 2011).
Scattered-near objects are those whose orbits are non-resonant, non-planetary-orbit-crossing and have a Tisserand parameter (relative to Neptune) less than 3. Scattered-extended objects have a Tisserand parameter (relative to Neptune) greater than 3 and have a time-averaged eccentricity greater than 0.2.
For the dissolution time and the eccentricity, the average error converges to zero for (eta< 10^{-1}).
During the variation of the elements over the entire chaotic zone as time increases, large eccentricities must occasionally be reached.
Mid-latitude peat burial could contribute to disturb the carbon cycle by removing (atmospheric) carbon at times of minimum eccentricity.
As a conclusion, for an arbitrary rotary compressor with designated cylinder radius, the area of the injection region reaches the maximum when the thickness of the rolling piston is equal to two times of the eccentricity.
Electromagnetic coupled-field analysis was performed to obtain the dependence of the magnetic forces, which act on the stator and the rotor pack, on the time and air gap eccentricity.
