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The NDR region in this case can be seen to exist in two intervals, i.e., from 0 to 0.1 V and from 0.55 V onwards with PVR window of 590 nA. Figure 5b shows the conductance curve which attains a maximum of 2100 nA at bias voltage of 0.33 V.
In this case, the channel current first decreases till 0.1 V at which point its magnitude is 60 nA in the reverse direction and then increases till it reaches the bias voltage of 0.55 V where it attains a maximum of 530 nA and then decreases further on.
For larger BERs, the UEP method attains a maximum of about 5%% probability of no decoding, whereas the EEP method failure probability is an order of magnitude higher and grows up to 80%%. Figure 11 shows two decompressed frames (frames no. 6 and 360) obtained during the transmission on a channel with an error rate of P S =7×10−2 (P b =3.5×10−2).
(i) If x, y ∈ S X, then we have ∥ x + y ∥ < 2. (ii) Every non-zero continuous linear functional attains a maximum on at most one point of the unit sphere.
If x, y ∈ S X, then we have ∥ x + y ∥ < 2. Every non-zero continuous linear functional attains a maximum on at most one point of the unit sphere.
Third, there was already a bonus for no claims under the status quo, attaining a maximum of 255 Euro annually.
The value of r, which can attain a maximum of 0.4, is a measure of the rotational diffusion of the fluorophore in solution.
The average temperature is about 28 °C but can attain a maximum of 45 °C in the months of March and April (Yengue & Callot, 2002).
The yield of dicarbamate increased with on moving from 333 to 349 K, attaining a maximum of 92.5% at 349 K, before decreasing at higher temperatures.
The selectivity of KA oil increased with on moving from 333 to 353 K, attaining a maximum of 97.2% at 353 K, before decreasing at higher temperatures.
When the temperature of the heater attained a maximum of 320 K, the temperature of the Ge lens, which was initially equivalent to that of the lens holder, became ~ 0.6 K higher than that of the lens holder.
