Two transverse derivatives were measured by subtracting the signals of two parallel wires which were set 0-2mm apart.
For example, this can be done if the support of the transverse measure has a neighbourhood to which the foliation extends in a non-singular way.
Corresponding transverse variation is induced in the downstream periphery; however, it displays significantly greater axial advection due to the greater flow speed there.
When the transverse vortices convected downstream, an ejection sequence occurred near the wall.
Both the magnetic and the electric field are localized in a narrow domain elongated in the transverse direction.
In the second type, particles perform large-radius gyromotions and absorb energy from the transverse electric fields; increases stepwise.
The ascending aorta was bulbous, but narrowed at the transverse arch and at the site of repair of the aortic coarctation.
The tracks have a roughly constant transverse size along their length, typically of the order of 10 -20 mm.
