Zeibig released a padlock that was chaining shut the easterly door, and Fitzgerald stepped out onto a narrow walkway, perhaps eighteen inches wide, bounded by a concrete parapet that reached halfway up his thigh.
From a relatively low watershed and pass to Glen Etive at an elevation of 1,011 feet (308 metres), Glencoe runs west for about 5 miles (8 km) as a steep-sided, glacier-scoured trough about one-half mile (800 metres) wide, bounded by towering mountains with elevations of 3,000 feet (900 metres) or more, before turning northwest as a broader glen opening into the valley of Loch Leven.
When β is relatively large (e.g., 10 3), desorption is prominent and so the wide bound-target distribution is smeared over longer distances.
The differences between their analyses and ours vary in both directions, but generally the Bayesian results produce much wider bounds than ours.
Ma et al. [28] indicated that intraperitoneal injection of higher doses of nano-anatase TiO2 can induce histopathological changes of liver, including congestion of vascellum, prominent vasodilatation, wide-bound basophilia and focal ischemia.
Both of these methods significantly improved the performance of the particle filter without requiring excessively wide prediction bounds.
Conversely, using S FDC (index 5 in Figure 6) implies a high uncertainty in the modeled runoff, but the wide confidence bounds (median width = 0.17 mm) include more than 80% of the observations.
With regard to the engineering application, the successful identification of the true model by minimizing a multimodal misfit functional for wide feasible bounds of the model parameters confirms that waveform inversion by the improved global optimization method is promising for practical applications with real measurement data.
Past projections of the future course of the vCJD epidemic in the UK have shown considerable uncertainty, with wide confidence bounds.
