Depth dimension

Rolled flanged sections, sections welded from plates and specialty sections with one or more dimensions of their cross section greater than 3 in. They include beams, channels and tees, if depth dimensions exceed 3 in. 

The aim of the second dimension depth is to consider protein 3D-stmctures to uncover structure-function relationships. Starting from the protein sequences, the steps in the depth dimension are structure prediction, homology modeling of protein structures, and the simulation of protein-protein interactions and ligand-complexes. 

A nonlinear relationship in the other component, however, will not show up that way. Let us try to draw a word picture to describe what we are trying to say here (the way we draw, this is by far the easier way) since we could imagine this being plotted in three dimensions, the nonlinear relation will be in the depth dimension, and will be projected on the plane of the predicted-versus-actual plot of the component being calibrated for. In this projection, the nonlinearity will show up as an extra error superimposed on the data, and will be in addition to whatever random error exists in the known values of the composition. Unless the concentrations of the other component are known, there is no way to separate the effects of the nonlinearity from the random error, however. While we cannot actually draw this picture, graphical illustration of these effects have been previously published [8],... 

Assuming that we have some convenient and valid way to measure a person s location of the depth dimension for a given d-SoC, how might different kinds of effects and their intensity relate to depth ... 

Figures 14-1 through 14-5 illustrate some of the possible relations between depth and the intensity of various experiences or observable effects. The intensity of each effect is plotted on the vertical scale the horizontal scale represents the depth dimension. The effects might be intensities of experiences, behaviors, or physiological indices.

An effect of type c (Figure 14-3) does not become manifest until a certain depth is reached in the d-SoC. Then it manifests itself completely over a certain range, without variation in its own intensity and disappears beyond that range. This step-rise-and-fall effect is the extreme case of the rise-plateau-and-fall effect, it can easily be missed in studying a d-SoC if the subject does not remain at that depth for a while, indeed, some d-SoCs may consist entirely of type C effects. Most ordinary dreaming, for example, is seldom considered to have a depth dimension. Type C effects may actually be rare or may simply not have been noticed. An example of one is given later in this chapter, in connection with the case of william. 

The Heisler charts discussed above may be used to obtain the temperature distribution in the infinite plate of thickness 2L, in the long cylinder, or in the sphere. When a wall whose height and depth dimensions are not large compared with the thickness or a cylinder whose length is not large compared with its diameter is encountered, additional space coordinates are necessary to specify the temperature, the above charts no longer apply, and we are forced to seek another method of solution. Fortunately, it is possible to combine the solutions... 

The shrinking of Si microelectronic device dimensions toward l-/im lateral and submicron depth dimensions necessitates the use of metals that require only a limited consumption of Si to form shallow silicide contacts. This cannot be achieved by... 

While any d-SoC can vary in many ways within its cluster, often one way predominates. We call this principal dimension the depth dimension. Information about variation along this dimension tells us a lot about variations along related dimensions. 

The UMC halberd exhibits corrosion products along much of its surfaces, and these differ markedly in texture, color, and depth. Dimensions of the halberd are approximately 23.8 X 5.8 cm (Figure 1). For the purpose of this research, the sides of the blade were designated as side A and side B. The tong, or handle, bears an inscription, which has not been translated, as well as the typical hole for insertion of the halberd onto a pole. Sections of the corroded areas on side A exhibit textile fabric pseudomorphs these are the focus of this research. 

An effect of type D (Figure 14-4) begins to manifest itself mildly at the lowest depth level, as soon as the d-ASC is entered, and increases steadily in intensity all through the depth dimension. This linear increase effect is commonly (but probably erroneously) assumed to be typical of most d-ASCs. Examples of type D effects from marijuana intoxication are the feeling that... 

The Depth Dimension of a State of Consciousness 189 The Extended North Carolina Scale... 

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