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The Fluid Factor Angle and the Crossplot Angle
8th SAGA Biennial Technical Meeting and Exhibition, 2003Amplitude-versus-offset (AVO) procedures commonly used today are made up essentially of three steps. The first step is the estimation of two parameters, usually either the intercept and gradient terms, or scaled versions of compressional and shear reflectivity.
George Cameron Smith, Maurice Gidlow
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Nursing Standard, 2012
Stephen Wright's monthly take on nursing in the news.
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Stephen Wright's monthly take on nursing in the news.
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Teaching Children Mathematics, 2007
The word angle may conjure up several thoughts—a corner, two rays and a vertex, or a degree measure. But what about the idea of a turn (a rotation around a fixed point) or of the space between two rays, and what exactly is a degree? Many upper-elementary students have such limited notions of angle that they struggle to provide an appropriate ...
Christine A. Browning +2 more
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The word angle may conjure up several thoughts—a corner, two rays and a vertex, or a degree measure. But what about the idea of a turn (a rotation around a fixed point) or of the space between two rays, and what exactly is a degree? Many upper-elementary students have such limited notions of angle that they struggle to provide an appropriate ...
Christine A. Browning +2 more
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Relation of the SNA angle to the saddle angle
American Journal of Orthodontics, 1980The degree of the individual facial prognathism, considering the relationship between the SNA and NSAr angles, was studied in a sample of forty-two children with Class I (Angle) malocclusion. A definite relationship was found between the NSAr and SNA angles.
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2001
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NARDINOCCHI, Paola, PODIO GUIDUGLI P.
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NARDINOCCHI, Paola, PODIO GUIDUGLI P.
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1968
In a study designed to test the adequacy of a long-held belief that acute angles are overestimated and obtuse angles underestimated, 20 adult Ss reproduced acute and obtuse angle sizes. The findings challenge this traditional view of angle estimation.
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In a study designed to test the adequacy of a long-held belief that acute angles are overestimated and obtuse angles underestimated, 20 adult Ss reproduced acute and obtuse angle sizes. The findings challenge this traditional view of angle estimation.
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Anaesthesia, 2002
Summary A patient's observation led us to investigate whether drinking from a champagne flute required more cranio‐cervical extension than drinking from other types of wine glasses. We measured the cranio‐cervical extension required by normal volunteers to drink from four different types of glass.
P L, Pemberton +3 more
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Summary A patient's observation led us to investigate whether drinking from a champagne flute required more cranio‐cervical extension than drinking from other types of wine glasses. We measured the cranio‐cervical extension required by normal volunteers to drink from four different types of glass.
P L, Pemberton +3 more
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On teaching angle and angle measure
The Mathematics Teacher, 1957An algebraic approach to some problems untouched by classical Euclidean geometry.
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