Since the concentrations of attractant at the outside and inside wells are constant, this translates into two different steepnesses of gradients.
The bridges both measure 3 mm in length, with the widths of the narrow and wide bridges measuring 0.5 mm and 1 mm respectively (Fig. 1C) producing linear gradients with two different steepnesses.
The pilots brought the shuttle in at an 11-degree angle, more than three times the steepness of a commercial airliner's angle of attack.
For defining these hidden neurons, we use four options of steepness value, i.e., 0.25, 0.50, 0.75, and 1.00.
For quantitative discussion, three variables, the steepness index (S), the transition wideness (W) of storage modulus and the integration area (A) of tanδ were defined to investigate the potential correlation between the dynamic mechanical properties and alkyl side chain length.
Particular advantages include easy handling, gradients with defined directions and two different gradient steepnesses in the same assay, and above all the ability to use normal thin (#1.5) cover slips, allowing the use of high NA oil immersion lenses.
A total of nine wave designs have been simulated in three categories each of steepness (low, moderate and large) and relative depth (near-shallow, intermediate and deep).
The seismic motions make sense, she says, because the steepness of one side of the lake suggests a restless geologic boundary.
The spatial distribution of the predicted soil depth was visually coincided and had good correlations with the spatial distribution of the classes amalgamating three terrain attributes, slope steepness, slope shape, and compound topographic index.
Roughly, three groups in line steepness might be distinguished (Fig. 3a, d, j l, steepest: C. comatus, A. solidipes, Lepista nuda, P. squarrosa, S. commune; Fig. 3b, e, g, h, medium: C. cinerea, C. atramentaria, C. domesticus, Tubaria furfuracea; Fig. 3c, f, i, flattest: C. truncorum, C. micaceus, Kuehneromyces mutabilis).
