… such that P(edge(c)>φ )=0 use a prespecified value of φ . In section 7 we show that there
are universal arcing algorithms, ie algorithms that converges to a value of c such that P(edge(c)…

… of circular arcs and straight lines. This uses a recursive algorithm that first analyses lists of …
edge points and finds a polygonal description, and then analyses this description fitting arcs to …

… and condenses it into an actin arc parallel to the edge. The new actin arc moves rearward, …
edge extension occurs by nascent focal adhesions advancing the site at which new actin arcs …

… In interaction networks, where edges or arcs are count–valued, … edge strength to be
understood as departures from this model of independence. We discuss how our notion of arc/edge …

… plasma edge and arcing currents to the sample were … rates during arcing are lo-’ to 10” g/C,
(2) that arcing rates … sources form potential arcing sites, and (4) that arcing can be minimized …

… 15, Ppeak of the cell-edge arcs was larger than that of the electrode arcs. This is … -edge
arcs was higher than that for the electrode arcs. These results suggest that arcs at the cell edge …

… It is also well known that arcing may contribute to dust … of PFCs due to arcing and relative
importance of arcing in erosion and … areas, arcing is further enhanced near the edges of poorly …

… phenomena of arcing and poly- typism (being inferred from the following experimental ob-
servations), suggests that the edge dislocations which ori- ginate the arcing phenomenon are …

… It is also possible that the rift could occur at the rear edge or slightly behind the frontal arc,
in which case there would be no remnant arc at all, but only the faulted edge of the sediment …

… Note that the direction of the arcs (from L o to L 0 has no effect on crossings, so we consider
G to be an undirected graph and consider the arcs to be edges. An edge between u and v is …