The aim of this paper is to systematically analyse a subset of ultimate limit state load cases proposed by the IEC 61400-3, and understand the relative severity among the load cases to identify the most critical among them.
Fuels and chars are defined as pseudo species with properties derived from their ultimate analyses; tars as a subset of known molecular species and their distribution determined by equilibrium calculations.
Ostensibly made by Nike in the film, they would tighten themselves around your feet automatically and, more important, they've been the paragon of ultimate geekiness for a certain subset of shoe fanatics.
The ultimate goal was to select the optimal subset of features for the computer-aided diagnosis of acute pulmonary embolism (PE).
Of course, there's an entire subset of the relationship genre dedicated to the ultimate social tie: Marriage.
The ultimate goal of the proposed model is to select a subset of features with accurate classification performance.
Anti-inflammatory drugs that target molecules that are pivotal to the inflammatory process, like TNF and COX2, have proved successful, but the ultimate aim would be to target transcription of a specific subset of proinflammatory genes (Smale, 2010).
Nonetheless, from the perspective of an often treatment-refractory population of patients, such a finding could represent an important therapeutic signal for at least a subset of patients that justifies continued study in pursuit of ultimate therapeutic value.
Recounting a subset of counties selected by the appellants does not answer the ultimate question of whether a sufficient number of uncounted legal votes could be recovered from the statewide "no-votes" to change the result of the statewide election.
As stressed above, however, the existence of indirect benefits of mate choice cannot be evaluated using data that examine a restricted subset of fitness components: long term success in future generations is the ultimate currency [ 2].
