Continuous motion of the bed past the feed, which characterizes true countercurrency, is replaced by discretized motion of the feed past the bed.
In her 1913 Parsons Family Historyy and Record, Parsons' relative (and family genealogist) Virginia Parsons MacCabe wrote about him: "He was square and honorable in business, and had a large circle of friends; he had the urbanity and the gentility of manner which characterizes the true gentleman".
Derived equations increase the accuracy of estimation of mathematical expectation of a deviation from the true value, which characterizes the technical state of a CT.
In Nicomachean Ethics IX.8, Aristotle takes pains to distinguish true self-love, which characterizes the virtuous person, from vulgar self-love, which characterizes morally defective types.
(The claim that the company lost $6 million last year is highly misleading. It is true only under OTB's conveniently creative accounting, which characterizes $17 million in annual revenue from a surcharge on winning bets as a dividend rather than income).
It is not true, however, that they take the form of statements of fact, even highly general statements of fact; nor is their necessity the same as that which characterizes logical truths.
The ROC analysis shows that HuMiTar obtains results comparable with PicTar, which are characterized by high true positive rates that are coupled with moderate values of false positive rates.
Cantalupensis group, the true cantaloupes, which are characterized by a rough warty rind and sweet orange flesh.
This paper describes the formulation and development of a mathematical model for high-performance robust controller design techniques, based on a complete identification for control procedure, of an irrigation main canal pool (true plant), which is characterized by the exhibition of large variations in its dynamic parameters when the discharge regime changes in the operating range [Qmin, Qmax].
This is especially true for osteoporotic bone, which is characterized by a deterioration of the trabecular architecture and a thinning of the cortical shell, leading to a higher probability of implant loosening.
