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The crack has a larger propagation rate at pressure vessel shell than that at the in-let nozzle.

On the other hand, for all of the wave fronts shown in Figs. 2 and 3, their western parts had a larger propagation velocity than their eastern parts.

Therefore, we do not know whether the use of an SH2 domain having a higher dissociation rate constant will lead to a larger propagation velocity.

In various wireless propagation environments, the channel may consist of only a few dominant propagation (non-zero) paths, even though it has a large propagation delay.

Large-scale circular waves with two negative peaks, a large propagation velocity (3,457 m/s and 783 m/s), and strong dissipation (travelling distance is about 1,000 km) propagated in a radial direction from 06:00 UT to 06:15 UT.

Since the estimation of the shell-derived δ 18Osw is affected by the uncertainty in the δ 18Oc (±0.11 ‰) and the Mg/Ca-derived temperature (±1 °C, corresponding to approximately ±0.26 ‰) (Schmidt 1999; Rohling 2007), the reconstructed δ 18Osw introduces a large propagation error of ±0.28 ‰ (1σ).

For a large propagation interval of 30cm in the image space, these sharpness metrics are evaluated with 0.3mm sampling steps and visualized in Fig. 3a.

A lower Lewis number leads to a larger positive propagation term in the front due to an increased displacement speed to produce more flame area through diffusive thermal instability.

Thus, deeper regions are reached exploiting large source-detector distances that yield a larger average propagation time.

The use of Bessel beams, nevertheless, outperforms conventional Gaussian beams, particularly over larger propagation distances.

In this task group, the emphasis is on lower data rates with larger propagation range in outdoor environment.