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Two important factors, the amount of sweep and the length of edge with supersonic normal component of velocity, are investigated analytically by means of a family of "quadratically swept" edges; the length of the supersonic part may be varied from zero to infinity, to give different waveforms.

We demonstrate that the threading ratio of βCD on the polyether chain (ratio between the polymer repeat units and the βCD in polyrotaxane) can be varied from zero to unity depending on two parameters: the reactant concentration and the bulkiness of the counter-ion stopper in the starting rotaxane.

The depth of embedment of the model foundation, df, was varied from zero to B (width of foundation).

The complexity of the microchannel arrangement was varied from zero to three bifurcation levels while the heat transfer area was held constant for all complexity levels.

The ethanol concentration was varied from zero to 100%, resulting in a clear picture of the variations of the RONs and MONs in all cases.

Graphically, the locus is the set of paths in the complex plane traced by the closed-loop poles as the root locus gain is varied from zero to infinity.

The proportion of skewness time in the total lagging time was varied from zero for complete single mode to 11% for high harmonic multi-mode according to the fuel variation.

The design method requires the closed-loop poles to be plotted in the s-plane because K is varied from zero to infinity, and then a value of K is selected to provide the necessary transient response as required by the performance specification.

When the control input amplitude is varied from zero to (xi_{0}), the signal output turns on fairly abruptly at some threshold (xi_{mathrm{th}} < xi_{0}).

As with the case in Petrakopoulou and Tsatsaronis (2014), the value of b has been varied from zero to approximately five times the default values calculated in Table 4.

Using the mapping, the positive imaginary s-axis maps into a line at v =+jπ/2, which goes from minus infinity to plus infinity as r is varied from zero to plus infinity.