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Studies of parties and factions in late medieval Italy serve as a constant base of comparison throughout the paper.
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where F is a constant based on the species of animal being tested (a value of 37 for humans) [37].
where y is the unit weight of the material and is obtained by laboratory test, δ is the slope angle of the flow path, H is the flow depth, l is a constant based on the cross-sectional shape of the channel (3 for a broad channel and 8 for a semicircular channel) and ν is the dynamic viscosity of the flow (assumed to be 3, as indicated by Hungr et al., 1984).
The distribution of SiC particles had a constant base level of SiC particles, upon which a series of Gaussian distributions of additional SiC particles were superimposed.
After the ion beam treatment, the bottom SiON layer was sputtered on the PES substrate at a constant base pressure of 1.0 × 10-6 Torr, a working pressure of 3 mTorr, an Ar/O2 flow rate of 30/2 sccm, and a rolling speed of 0.1 cm/s as a function of the SiON target RF power.
In both tensioners, a constant base load of 20 N was applied.
A constant base methane loading of ∼2 molecules per NaY supercage was employed in all the samples used in this study.
It included an initial bolus, adjusted by the basal glycemia (FPG [g/L] × 80 × base flow), followed by a constant base flow corresponding to 1% of the theoretical rate of glucose disappearance (3 mg⋅kg−1⋅min−1).
Alternatively, both pulse energy and pulse frequency can be increased at a constant base temperature to attain low values of the quantity H TOT. Virtually all metal and alloy APT mass spectra will exhibit H and the results of this study on Cu are likely broadly applicable.
Winter discharge is characterized by a rather constant base flow with negligible inflows of rainwater or melts water as the air temperature is generally below the melting point.
