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The blue line represents the mean quality.
The solid blue line represents the theoretical model that best fits the data (pink dots).
The blue line represents the mean distortion parameter across sessions (n = 20).
The pink line represents the values calculated from the "bg" file and the navy blue line represents the values calculated from the "closeup" file.
On Page 83 of the report, a thin blue line represents the amount of Dr Pepper flavoring needed to generate maximum appeal.
The blue line represents the force output of the D-LFC, the red dots represent the voltage output of the force sensor before calibration and the blue dotted line represents the force output of the force sensor after calibration.
The blue line represents the Po River.
Blue line represents the cooling procedure.
The thick blue line represents the pore pressure model.
The blue line represents the usage of the event app.
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The solid-blue line represents the envelope curve: Each point on this curve is the maximum point on the limit cycle response to sinusoidal inputs parametrized by the input frequency f which increases from f = 0 (blue-square at the intersection between upper dashed-red and green curves) to f → ∞ (blue dot at the origin).
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