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In the experiments, the gap ratio (defined as the ratio of the width L between two box girders to the central height of the girder D) varied from 0.855 to 10.260.

The daylight factor model given by Charted Institute of Building Services Engineers CIBSEE) was modified in this paper to incorporate time variations with respect to zenith angle (θz) and vertical height (h) of working surface above ground surface which was normalized with central height (H) of skylight dome.

The central height loss was about 30% in all the groups.

The central height of the heap depends on its angle of repose, which is about one third the width of the clump.

The level of the screw determines the central height, while the offset sizes of the articular component determine the peripheral height.

Bone morphometric software (QDR4500A Lateral Image Analyze, Hologic Inc., USA) was used to measure the anterior edge height, central height, and the posterior edge height of each vertebra from the fourth thoracic vertebra to the fourth lumbar vertebra.

The central heights of the residual ripple after unloading are 1.041, 0.907, 0.698, and 0.689 nm for indentation velocities of 25, 50, 75, and 100 m/s, respectively.

The central heights of the residual ripple after unloading are 0.998, 1.104, 1.253, and 1.3224 nm for indentation depths of 0, 0.4, 0.4, and 0.6 nm, respectively.

The central heights of the residual ripple after unloading are 0.946, 1.026, 1.041, and 1.047 nm for 0, 200, 300, and 400 K, respectively.

Because the shape of the spectrum is biased toward the most mobile component, they were normalized for equal height of the central peak to allow qualitative comparison of the immobile component.

We computed Pearson's correlation coefficients for pairs of such binary series (i.e., phi-coefficient; 2nd-order correlation), which corresponded to the height of the central peak (zero-shift) in an appropriately normalized cross-correlation histogram.