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The ρ vs T behavior becomes linear in the 300 100 K regime and optical band-gap shows a blue-shift of 80 meV.

Consequently, the BSPS of the 13Cα spins, caused by the two simultaneous PIPs, one applied at the center of the 13CO and the other at the other side of the 13Cα, becomes linear in a quite broad range as a function of the offset.

That is, the correspondence holds (i.e., mapping becomes linear) in a small region surrounding a given operation point.

Therefore, the time complexity of the authentication phase becomes linear in time (i.e., where denotes the number of tags in the system).

Furthermore, within the networks satisfying these graphical properties, this article identifies further sets of conditions so that the associated computational complexity becomes linear in the number of sensor nodes.

Moreover, this article provided further sets of conditions, within the networks satisfying these graphical properties, so that the associated computational complexity becomes linear in the number of sensor nodes.

The plot of the natural logarithm of parent tracer concentration against time after bolus injection became linear in the end phase, as the tracer was eliminated according to the laws of first-order reaction kinetics.

We introduce a new set of variables W n = w n w n H for all n ∈ N. Then the constraints (15b), (15c), (15d) and (15f) become linear in W n, and W n should be rank one.

A plot of the ratio C tis(t)/C bl(t) against the ratio of cumulative to instantaneous blood activity concentration ("normalized time") became linear in the late phase after the tracer injection when the concentration of free (i.e., unmetabolized) [18F]-FDG in the blood had equilibrated with that of free tracer in extravascular volume of distribution.

However, we have recently shown that when the number of SNPs used to estimate genetic similarity,, is less than the cohort size,, and when genetic similarity matrix,, factors as (of dimension ), then the computations (and memory requirement) become linear in (Lippert et al., 2011).

The apical growing point becomes linear and comblike in some instances or develops numerous growing points, producing a witches'-broom effect.