Partly because Cooper had a bleeding ulcer during filming and was in excruciating pain, the anguish the marshal suffers is palpable throughout the 85 minutes of the story's fictional action, which corresponds directly to the film's running time, a device that is used to exciting effect.
Structure activity relationship studies produced new derivatives that inhibit the proliferation of breast cancer cell lines at nanomolar concentrations, which corresponded directly with Hsp90 inhibition.
However, X-ray reflectivity showed a decrease of Kiessig fringes, which corresponds directly to the morphology at the bilayer interface.
Taking p = 1/2, which corresponds to directly allowed transition in carbon nanoparticles; the band gap energies of samples were calculated.
The bottom panels show the correlation values for a pair of directly connected neurons in a hypercube graph (in this network, the correlation value depends only on the distance between two vertices, i.e. the number of edges in a shortest path connecting them, which can range between the value of 1 which corresponds to directly connected vertices, and the maximal value of log2 N).
Furthermore, using ABMs, inherent phenotypic variability arises due to probabilities of interactions among heterogeneously distributed agent populations, which corresponds more directly to the emergence of sub-cellular and cellular heterogeneities [ 52].
The list above shows examples of self-management tasks we observed directly, which correspond broadly to Corbin and Strauss's categories of 'illness work', 'identity work' and 'everyday life work' [ 29].
The best fit to the experimental absorption data was obtained for m = 1/2, which corresponds to the directly allowed transition.
The discrete-time control rules which correspond to potential energy shaping and damping assignment are designed directly using the discrete time model of the desired system and the discrete time model of the open loop systems.
