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At this point, further information must be derived to be able to make statements about the safety in evacuation situations.
Accordingly, the average thickness of the graphene sheet in the PQ-G layer can be derived to be around 1.9 nm.
Shift of quantum threshold voltage [8] can be derived to be: (Delta V_{th}^{q} = frac{S}{ kT/q ln (10)}Delta phi_{s}^{q} (x_{m} )).
(35) Comparably, βth-order with respect to x can be derived to be the following: frac{partial^{beta }u}{partial x^{beta }}=t^{frac{alpha (3- beta)}{beta }} xi^{-beta } bigl(Q^{-beta, beta }_{1}f bigr) ( xi).
If the field enhancement factor being 150 and 120 for Ag-TCNQ nanowires, respectively, the local effective work function for Ag-TCNQ nanowires in form of phase I can be derived to be 1.71 and 1.48 eV, respectively according to the slope of plot 3 in Fig. 6c.
Physically, the photoconductive gain (G) is defined as the ratio of the number of electrons collected per unit time (Nel) and the number of absorbed photons per unit time (Nph), or equal to the ratio of carrier life time to carrier transit time (τtr); it can be derived to be 3.95 × 102 according to Equation 3 or Equation 4.
This means the derivative of finite screw is derived to be instantaneous screw [33] left.
Using the proposed model, the ratio of average-to-maximum displacement was derived to be 8/15.
In addition, corresponding fully analytical asymptotic solutions are derived to be readily used in engineering applications.
The opacity of the LT region is derived to be about 0.003; hence, the optically thin approximation can be applied.
