These analyses (Fig. 3) indicate that any matrix-based or sample-handling-based variability is not responsible for the overall variance of ErA FIM measurements, as the background particle counts are nearly two orders of magnitude less than the typical ErA counts.
Applying this principle to the ErA data discussed above, it is clear that the vast majority of particulate matter is in the lower part of the size range between 2 and 10 μm, as shown in Fig. 6 for a typical ErA DP analysis.
In a typical ErA DP analysis, approximately 75% of the total particulates in the size range of interest (2 10 μm) are outside the capabilities of the software to adequately determine shape, and the remaining 25% of the population are extremely challenging to classify (Fig. 7).
And, on the other side, Spassky was far from a typical Soviet-era athlete.
Investors may be less willing to pay the typical boom-era fees of 2% of assets and 20% of returns, if those returns are subdued.
It's an undemanding broth of light comedy and even lighter romance, complete with a typical, Depression-era gibe at rich swindlers — department-store owners and other natural Reaganites — who take money from the pockets of ordinary citizens.
It is at once a minstrel show banjo tune and a typical Depression-era celebration of the pleasures of penury, like "Now's the Time to Fall in Love" and "Let's Take a Walk Around the Block".
This was a typical Pirelli-era race, where the pace advantage of a fundamentally better car was kept in check by the demands its extra speed made of its tyres, allowing a slower car to keep up, and its team to maintain the pressure.
The album opens with an introduction and then includes songs in the likes of typical 70s-era music such as soul, funk, jazz, but also hip-hop.
KUTAISI, Georgia, 16 July 2012 – Kindergarten No. 17 in Kutaisi, Georgia's second-largest city, seems at first glance like a typical Soviet-era establishment: large, imposing and utilitarian, surrounded by run-down apartment blocks.
In Georgia, a quiet revolution in pre-school education KUTAISI, Georgia, 16 July 2012 – Kindergarten No. 17 in Kutaisi, Georgia's second-largest city, seems at first glance like a typical Soviet-era establishment: large, imposing and utilitarian, surrounded by run-down apartment blocks.
