residuum

where [[dr.sup.ij].sub.k] are the residua between observed and theoretical travel time differences for all pairs of considered events i, j.

However, P waves are generally supposed to be less complex than S waves and therefore we prefer to keep zero time residua for P waves.

In an interview published to accompany his second exhibition at Harris Lieberman Gallery, Meromi speaks of his interest in the residua of modernism, manifest here in a two-part video referencing Bertolt Brecht's play The Exception and the Rule (1930-31) and a skeletal, gallery-spanning architectural installation.

To examine the reasonableness of the geometric model, we collected data on the residua of all 8 persons with PFA, including 2 persons with bilateral amputation; this resulted in data on 10 residua, including 2 metatarsophalangeal, 1 transmetatarsal, 5 Lisfranc, and 2 Chopart.

Tiny dribbled rivulets and globules of pigment--perhaps the residua of violent gestural strokes--catch the eye as one scans the more expansive, monochromatic passages.

The most recent work in the show is made from the offcut residua of its companions in the gallery.

An articulated mechanical model of the leg with three different length partial foot residua was used to compare the ankle kinematic data derived from a potentiometer (embedded in the ankle of the mechanical model) and conventional marker-based gait analysis systems.