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From the results a modulation period of 0.5 s with a peak-to-peak deviation of 120 Hz has been estimated.

The peak-to-peak deviation of the de-embedded triboelectric charges, due to a steady-state velocity period with different combinations of acceleration/deceleration and maximum velocities, was 14.2%.

That is, increasing the virtual damping produces a reduction in the peak deviation as well as the amplitude of the frequency variations.

This approach had drawbacks, the UV-3R is designed for FM voice modulation, as a result it's bandwidth is governed by Carson's Rule which states that the total bandwidth occupied by an FM modulated analog signal is $2(\delta f + f_m)$ where $\delta f$ is the peak frequency deviation of the UV-3R, 5Khz and $f_m$ is the peak modulating frequency.

Additionally, the mass flow rate of each channel has been obtained, showing the peak relative deviation of 3.4% and 2% from the average for the paratactic channels and components separately.

Most importantly, the enhancement events are also statistically demonstrated to be essentially co-located with the ionospheric F region peak, with a standard deviation of only 10 km or about twice the altitude resolution of the IPY experiment.

Thus a large standard deviation of peak IPD will often correspond to a smaller value of the interaural correlation at the IPD of the single source Because the IPD reliability computed with the peak IPD and the average interaural correlation are so similar we do not show a figure of the interaural correlation in the manuscript.

Based upon our previous experimental work [17], we defined a signal as one that has an approximately Gaussian Amplitude peak distribution with a standard deviation of about 7 to 15 bp and a minimum amplitude of at least 700 period-10 VWG/CWB counts (lower horizontal dashed line on the Amplitude axes).

The measurements show that this routine can fit the data and find that the value of a Raman peak shift varies within a standard deviation of 0.5 cm−1, which in the wavelength range in question corresponds to ~ 0.02 nm.

Since the assay has a standard deviation of 0.4 Log10 theD50/ml, the peak virus titres with the above conditions were not significantly different.

(25) and (26), depending on the value of T, would peak at zero and have a standard deviation of ( 1/sqrt{2 T} ).