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This paper presents a new type of scanning device which allows measuring all six degrees of freedom at a measurement location with a single setup and a single point LDV, by combining variable small circle scans.
Our derivation of the capacity is embedded into a Shannon communication model, which allows measuring the capacities of neural networks in bits.
By using Sky Radiometer which allows measuring direct and diffuse solar irradiance as well as aureole, aerosol properties of aerosol particles in Saga, Japan is characterized.
This is achieved using a 3D Scanning Laser Vibrometer, which allows measuring the in-plane velocity of material points belonging to the lattice topology.
Fluorescence signal was measured by plate reader to quantify lipid content, while protein content was assessed by quantitative Western blot in a LiCoR system, which allows measuring the signal of each sample in the linear range.
Bedload can be monitored at experimental stations that require expensive maintenance or by using portable traps, which allows measuring instantaneous transport rates but at a single point and at high costs and operational risks.
The core of the measurement apparatus consists of a set of eight sensors which allow measuring the process air temperature profile at the dehumidifier wheel outlet.
Four connecting arrangements were experimentally tested, considering different values of space between dowels and distance to the boundary edge, which allowed measuring the initial stiffness and moment-carrying capacity.
Phonotactic behaviour was studied using a highly sensitive trackball system which allowed measuring the walking behaviour of tethered females (for details of the system see [43], [44].
In the modified game, participants always played the role of responder to divisions of money presented on a computer screen, which allowed measuring their choices and their speed.
Republicans are trying to pass their repeal through a budget process called reconciliation, which allows measures dealing with revenue and spending to pass the Senate with a simple 51-vote majority, and no threat of a filibuster.
