They suggest that far away from design point the energy transfer inside the runner suffers a significant change when compared with the normal operation, most of the energy being now transferred on the second pass.
Metz believed it was symbolic of how his protest was now transferred in Madonna.
An art form which intends to be brief, painted over, is now transferred to the near-permanence of canvas, bought and sold by collectors.
The battalion's main objective was to train reserve Marines and its headquarters was now transferred to Kansas City, Missouri with two companies stationed at St . Louis
For example, all primary care units in Sweden today have access to electronic health records [ 3], and more than 80% of all prescriptions are now transferred electronically [ 4].
A consequence of the increasingly interventional approach to ACS management is that many patients (with both STEMI and non-STEMI) are now transferred between hospitals during the index event, making data capture difficult.
This concept is now transferred to critically ill patients in the ICU [ 15, 16], and in a recent report Weijs and colleagues reported a predictive value of sarcopenia during the ICU stay [ 17].
It means that the original task that contains 2 N(N + 1) parameters altogether is now transferred into N sub-tasks; each sub-task has 2(N + 1) parameters (i.e., α i, g i, 1.. N, β i, h i, 1.. N for a specific gene i) and can be independently performed.
Fibrobacter however, originally also included, as early rRNA trees failed to establish its affinity with any other negibacterial phylum, is now transferred to Sphingobacteria based on strong protein indel evidence [ 83] and weaker confirming evidence from the latest 16S rRNA tree.
A majority of the weight on the bike is now transferred to the front.
