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The profile of the InGaN growth rate in the selective area became more gradual as the solid indium content increased, and the trend seems to be the linear interpolation between the profiles of GaN and InN.

Let Π x y e be the linear interpolation operator with respect to ( x, y ) ∈ D, and let Π z e be the linear interpolation operator with respect to z ∈ L. Thus we may define the tensor-product linear interpolation operator by Π e : H 0 1 ( e ) → P ( e ).

Let Δint(t )= At + B be the linear interpolation of Δ in [ t0, t1] defined above, and let F = △ max t ∈ [ t 0, t 1 ] { | Δ ′ (t ) | }.

Focusing on the bounding box propagation technique, they proposed two different algorithms, the simplest one being the linear interpolation discussed above.

Note that the intervals (t2 t3) and (t4 t5) are disjoint, and that Δint is the linear interpolation of Δ in both these intervals (since ψ (A B t2)= ψ (A B t3)= ψ (A B t4)= ψ (A B t5)=0).

In cases that a bracketing pair of species-split times can be found for a duplication event, the age of the event was just the linear interpolation based on the distances of the event in the linearized tree to the species-split times.

When the geological condition is simple, X l can also be derived using the linear interpolation method.

The shatter regime BLE is obtained by the linear interpolation of the endpoints.

Average voltage maps for the ERP time windows analyzed in Experiment 2. Voltage maps were created by the linear interpolation of neighboring electrode voltages at each point in time for each stimulus tested, color-coded here from 3µV to −3µV (images show the specific point in time, and not averaged time windows).

Grand average ERPs (left) and voltage maps for the ERP time windows analyzed (right) in Experiment 1. Voltage maps were created by the linear interpolation of neighboring electrode voltages at each point in time for each stimulus tested, color-coded here from 3µV to −3µV (images show the specific point in time, and not an averaged time window).

The rescaling (normalization) is accomplished by the linear interpolation formula given in Equation 9.