However, if the sensor was not worn, the SD value of the frontal accelerometer signal (i.e., accelerometer with axis perpendicular to the subject's chest) would be close to zero.
When asked by a girl in the audience what the UNICEF logo on the FC Barcelona jersey means to the players, Iniesta responded: "For us as individuals, and as a club, it's an honor to wear the jersey because of the values that UNICEF represents.
As the evening wears on, the value of the meat increases from $5 to $7.50, $10 and $15.
At first you may think that this is crazy, but if a corner is worn out, the value of your card can drop swiftly from rating a 10 to rating a 3.
In the first chapter of the Shanhaijing (3rd century bce 1st century ce; "The Classic of Mountains and Rivers"), the fenghuang appears to be a symbol of Confucian values, wearing the characters meaning virtue, duty, ritual, compassion, and trust on various parts of its body.
Weber writes lovingly of how this devout modernist, who valued technology in everything from water-repellent fibers to plastic, and unexpectedly delighted in places like Sears and Kentucky Fried Chicken, would complain of "craft people," saying "they should simply look at what they were wearing to understand the value of mechanization".
Seen from the figure, regardless of whether the mean value of the wheel rail lateral force or the wheel rail wear power, the values of the side-frame cross-bracing bogie are always higher than those of the sub-frame radial bogie; and, the smaller the curve radius, the greater the difference.
Although cultural evolutionary game theoretic models do act as vehicles for promulgating certain values, they wear those minimal value commitments on their sleeve.
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In addition, the date and denomination were the points on the coin most subject to wear, and Landis feared the value on the coin would be worn away.
