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Figure 5 (bottom right) illustrates a typical dispersion diagram obtained for the station pair KUHL-BETS.

Figure 1a shows the typical dispersion relations close to a Dirac point and the corresponding 1D DOS for semiconducting SWNTs.

The coefficient values calculated for the individual pairs and the mean of five pairs are shown in Table 1 (Hybridization 1 vs. hybridization 2) and a typical low dispersion pair C1a vs. C1b is plotted in Figure 4; Figure 5 shows the experimental standard deviations and the regression curve, representing the characteristic standard deviation function (1).

Such probes are characterized by highly reproducible parameters: typical dispersion of probe resonant frequency is ±10% and typical dispersion of force constant is ±20%.

The relative dielectric constant decreased with an increase in the applied frequency, and the PZT/BFO multilayer thin films showed a typical frequency-dispersion property.

The relative dielectric constant decreases (ε BNT ′ = 198, ε BNF/NZF ′ = 149, and ε NZF/BNF ′ = 124 at 100 Hz), and the dielectric loss (tanδ) increases (tanδ BNT = 0.16, tanδ BNF/NZF = 0.31, and tanδ NZF/BNF = 0.23 at 100 Hz) than that of the BNF monolayer film throughout the whole test frequency, and the composite films show a typical frequency-dispersion property [26].

Nevertheless, variability in the bacterial counts was always displayed, as indicated in Tables 1 and 2, reflecting the typical dispersions of an in vivo model, i.e., anatomic changes in the rat femurs, variations in the milling process or in the collocation of the implants, bleeding in the femoral canal and the specific characteristics of the rat immunological system.

This paper investigates the downwash effect of a rooftop structure (RTS) representing a typical RTS on plume dispersion.

In a typical procedure, 250 μL dispersion of 20 mg/L Ag nanowires was added to 10 mL deionized water in every 25-mL beaker.

In a typical procedure, GO aqueous dispersion (5 mg mL−1, 10 mL) was first mixed with L-ascorbic acid (100 mg) by stirring for 30 min.

On the other hand, the co-administration of the conjugate and the EC solid dispersion gave a typical sustained-release pattern of KP, i.e., a constant plasma KP level was maintained for at least 24 h.