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For each fixed (ca_{i}) value, (hat{f}_{1}=0) is represented by a single curve, as shown in Fig. 13B.

When we express our numerical samples (more than 200 simulations spanning a wide range of crystal and pore fractions) in terms of ϕp′, we find that their strengths can be described by a single curve for a given pore diameter.

We have found that the relation for the specific volumes of the two components can be approximately expressed by a single curve of the specific volume of the reactant vs that of the products.

More importantly, as the measured Gp/ω characteristics exhibit an identical profile with only one single peak value at various bias voltages, the measured data were well fitted by a single curve instead of a series Gp/ω curves for the interface trap that feature a continuum energy-level distribution.

The relationship between the steady-state circular variance and scaled frequency were all described by a single curve for τ values ranging from 0.05 to 5 s.

Furthermore, we show that this process is similar across stocks so that their price fluctuations can be characterized by a single curve.

The user can then just edit A, b, or C′, and then, C is changed by the map F. The user can, for example, edit a sequence of one of the real components of A by just editing a single curve.

Striation thickness distributions (STDs) also acquire a time-invariant shape after a few (∼5 10) periods of the flow and are collapsed onto a single curve by standardization.

One can summarize the two curves of a test in a single curve, by computing the vertical distance between the two.

However, the transcriptomes of all samples could by large be connected with a single curve, implying that although the leaves were exposed to different weather conditions in 2000 and 2002, they went through basically the same 'linear' developmental program, i.e. patterns of gene expression changed in a predetermined way that was only to a minor extent influenced by the weather conditions.

By rescaling with the average of each distribution, the inter-event time distributions collapse into a single curve fitted by a power law with exponent 0.9 followed by an exponential cutoff at 48 days.