Getting the salmon to the
release point involved a number of organizations.
Next, the probability of contamination, or, the chance that a particle could travel from the aerosol
release point to a given distance in the main corridor, was calculated for each particle size and ventilation mode (Table 3).
The second pair stayed near the
release point throughout the monitoring period.
It doesn't land until the ball arrives at the
release point.
With this sensitivity to
release point and draws the papermakers are very aware of changes and how to react to them.
* Establish a communications node between the
release point and the ISB.
One significant difference in the use of precision-guided versus dumb ordnance is the greater array of
release points that can be used with the former to hit a particular target.
It then adjusts the calculated pitch's parameters, such as the spatial coordinates of the
release point and the spin rate, according to a scheme aimed at minimizing the difference between the plotted trajectory and that of the videotaped original.
If the
release point of your magazine is not the same, you will probably have problems feeding 185 gr.
The task was modified by adding four
release points marked on curve stands, four adjustable heights, four different weights, three specific distances (which were marked on the board), and a target, designed specifically to identify children's thinking about four variables: 1)
release point (i.e., angle of release of the bob), 2) height (i.e., the length of the pendulum string), 3) weight (i.e., mass of the pendulum bob), and 4) distance (i.e., from the center of the bob to the target).
Sometime within the subsequent 6 weeks, this mouse returned to the house from the 1,000-m
release point and then from 750 m and 1,200 m away on consecutive days within our 3-day trapping period.
The strategy adopted in these experiments was to ask questions of the form: 'can an umpire take account of variations in parameter P when making an LBW decision?' For example, variation in the position of the
release point of the ball may or may not cause corresponding biases in the umpire's decisions.