This model is quite standard in indoor propagation studies and corresponds, in linear units, to a power law of exponent with the inverse of the path length.
Each VSC is modelled as an ideal phase-shifting transformer whose primary and secondary windings correspond, in a notional sense, to the AC and DC buses of the VSC.
Blues are the least leaky and correspond to longer temporal accumulation; reds are the most leaky and correspond to a sign reversal in the change in current belief, resulting in damped oscillations in choice behavior.
"But then there's this coincidence of it co-occurring with the destruction of the Lajia site - which is able to give us very, very precise dates… and then that this flood was of such a scale and corresponds in time, and along the Yellow River, with both the beginnings of Bronze Age civilisation and the legend of the great flood itself.
Rotation terms (nonlinear trigonometric functions) are integrated explicitly and correspond to a change in the reference configuration.
Note that the English dental consonants t, d, and th do not correspond in a straightforward manner to the Greek dental sounds t, d, and th; that is, English t does not occur where Greek t appears, nor English d where Greek has d.
The Central Alps around the upper Inn valley are exclusively populated by hexaploids and correspond to a large break in the distribution of diploids.
The data were recorded with the CMS detector at the CERN LHC in 2016 and correspond to an integrated luminosity of 35.9 fb -1).
Treatment of NSCLC cell lines with As-Rad51 resulted in a significant reduction of Rad51 foci in all cell lines and corresponds to a reduction in dose equivalents from 30 Gy to <2 (A549), ⩽5 (H661, H661) and ⩽10 Gy (H520).
Segments are substrings of a read which are spatially distinct in the reference and correspond to individual lines in a S am file.
Having access to a quiet side of one's dwelling reduces disturbances by an average of 30 50% for the various critical effects, and corresponds to a reduction in sound levels of (LAeq,24h) 5 dB at the most-exposed side.
