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where x t) is the input signal, ({{mathcal {F}}_{scriptscriptstyle 2alpha }}(x)) is a discriminator function with a characteristic width 2α, and ({{f_{scriptscriptstyle 2alpha }}(x) = mathrm {d}{{mathcal {F}}_{scriptscriptstyle 2alpha }}(x)/mathrm {d}{x}}) is its respective probe.

Da is also usefully interpreted as a characteristic width of the Gaussian distribution scaled by advection-reaction length scale u/ k1 N).

The data contain no real features other than a lack of satellites and a characteristic width, both of which are found in the simulation.

Precise analysis of the scatter plot of localized catalytic turnovers inside the zeolite crystal reveals that these highly active zones have a characteristic width of (110±40) nm.

From our calculations, pseudopalisades tend to present a characteristic width of 200 μm when blood vessel distances are larger than 500 μm (within the range explored up to 700 μm).

After the minimum is reached, it rises again to display a peak at the characteristic width of the curves in the noisy image.

The characteristic width is α, such that a small α corresponds to a sharply localized eigenvector.

As meso boundary aspect ratios were increased, meso-scale cues overrode micro-scale cues and controlled tissue alignment, with a characteristic critical width (∼500 μm) similar to boundary dimensions that exist in vivo in highly aligned tissues.

For P0 (Fig. 4A), the average extent of an event was ∼12 seconds in duration (twice the characteristic width of the peak at the origin of c along the t axis) by ∼6 µm in width (twice the characteristic width of the peak at the origin along the s axis).

The characteristic width of 0.5 mm is considered to be a suitable channel size to balance the trade-off between the heat transfer behavior in micro-channels and the easy fabrication of micro-channels.

A prominent peak is located at τ=4 in the entropy change graph, representing the characteristic width of the curves present in the image.