In this article, we concentrate on the differences and relationship between the analytical FMCW SAIS PTRS model and the traditional ones, and validate the significance of the differences, in order to present a principle of choosing proper signal models in different configurations.
Generally speaking, the description of any Utopia that involves many details is apt to be an unconvincing way to present a principle which can be applied effectively in practice with immense flexibility as to details... (Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. to Henry James, July 10 , 1924 Papers, Regional Plan Association, Cornell University).
For example, in the last two semesters of the Python Project, former students have served as guest lecturers to present a basic principle or technique or to demonstrate an oral research presentation or poster.
It is a wacky hour of slapstick entertainment with a serious mission, to help science teachers learn to present a scientific principle with spellbinding panache -- and with materials that could be bought for a few dollars at any supermarket.
In B1 he says, "In my opinion, anyone beginning a logos (account) ought to present a starting principle (archē) that is indisputable and a style that is simple and stately".
Dozens of experiments were executed with four subjects in order to present a proof of principle validation.
He then took me along to a meeting of New York City officials where he was to present a revised Sullivan Principles for municipal governments.
Finally, journalists are at fault in converging always on the same sentimental themes, and conspiring with the aid organisations to present a story without corners, on the principle that "If you don't have starving babies you don't get the money".
In Equipment in Anaesthesia and Critical Care authors Daniel Aston, Angus Rivers, and Asela Dharmadasa aim to present a structured overview of basic underlying principles, mechanics, physics, and clinical application of technical equipment used in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine.
The objective of this review is to present a comprehensive overview of the fundamental principles for biosensor design, fabrication, and operation mechanisms and to provide insights to their rapidly growing and future potentials in the field of biomedical engineering, particularly with respect to tissue engineering.
Our objective is to present a system to estimate the opportunity cost for given surgical specialties and present a model to demonstrate its principle.
