This paper describes the creation of digital solid models to virtually recover and analyze the methods of naval architecture used to design the hull of Vasa, a Swedish warship that sunk in 1628.
The ritual is performed for the benefit of one particular person on one particular occasion, virtually recovering all the previous performances with different actors and different patients.
Consistently, the electrostatic energy E z) obtained from solving the one-dimensional Poisson equation shows a small dip directly at the interface, but then virtually recovers its original value (6, bottom panel).
Second, as a whole, lenders recovered virtually the same amount on their debt in private equity-owned companies (54 percent) and non-private equity-owned companies (55 percent).
Some issues have recovered virtually all the ground they had given up since July.
Each antibody was first titrated in ChIP to arrive at concentrations that recovered virtually all available epitopes, leaving little or none in the unbound fraction as monitored by western blotting.
Even if the iron in our in-vitro study was 100% dissociated from the iron sucrose complex, we recovered virtually no iron in the dialysate and the percent change in iron concentration from baseline was minimally lower with HE dialyzers under 0 ml/hr UFR.
Virtually nothing can be recovered from that distant episode, which took place in December, except a sense of the fragility, the tenuousness of the New World's bounty.
"Obviously if you are trying to sell a property which has only just flooded, it will make the job more difficult, but I estimate the initial drop in value is probably no more than 10% – and this recovered to virtually nothing within 12 months in 2000".
To date, nearly one-fifth of the jobs lost in manufacturing during the recession have been recovered, while virtually none of those lost in construction have returned.
