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Table 8 indicates that the magnitude of the axial color coefficient originated from the GRIN structure of the lens decreases due to an increase in the exponent p. Looking at the sign of the coefficients of the lens surfaces, it is evident that the total axial color coefficient of the lens goes toward zero or even positive amounts.

Fundamental to the description is a finite difference equation with the coefficients originated from the Paris formula which models the dynamics of crack growth.

The absorbed power in a regular wave is given by Eq. 11: P abs,reg = 1 2 b ext ω 2 z A 2 (11)where bext is the linear external damping coefficient originating from the PTO system and enabling power extraction.

In addition, the contribution of adhesion and hysteresis components to friction coefficient that originated from the changes of loading was discussed.

Field observations and laboratory friction experiments show that the active zone of the Atera fault includes a breccia with a relatively high friction coefficient that originated from the hangingwall granite.

Some differences in diffusion coefficients may originate from distinct charge densities (membrane properties) of the oxidized and reduced metal hexacyanoferrate structures.

The coefficients d4 d6 are originated from metastable pitting, d7 represents the formation and growth of stable pitting while d8 corresponds to the general corrosion.

It is worthwhile noting that this bias has no effect on the shape of the distribution and on the coefficient of variation of selection coefficients of mutations originating from a given genotype, an important parameter relating to the effective number of phenotypic traits under selection and to the 'cost of complexity' for adaptation [ 9, 34].

In this study, intraclass correlations were preferred to Pearson product moments coefficients because the test and retest variables originated from the same group of individuals and the former coefficients could detect systematic errors [ 50, 51].

Because the fault breccia closely resembles the granitic rock of the hangingwall in composition, texture, and friction coefficient, we interpret the breccia as having originated from this protolith.

The reduction in friction coefficient is due to decrease in metal metal contact points, originated from the presence of graphite particles as a solid lubricant.