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Calculations were executed for many different oval profiles, and diagrams were constructed, from which the cross section dependent Ceff constants can be taken.

The software takes the default thickness of d = 1 μm along the third direction, so the cross section-dependent parameters (e.g. the current) can be easily scaled with d.

In this paper we provide the complete and accurate rate expressions for model reactions having cross-sections dependent on translational, line-of-centers translational, and internal energies as well as on combinations thereof.

Concomitant with the decrease in the effective antenna cross section, an elevation-dependent de novo synthesis of the VAZ pool occurred, reaching 40%% at the site with the highest elevation (Fig.  5D).

A required "switched" tube in the form of mode-dependent cross section is determined by computing a mode-dependent generalized robust positive invariant set for each error subsystem between nominal subsystem and disturbed subsystem.

As a result, a notable improvement in time dependent cross section behavior was obtained.

This GaAs layer is pumped by 1319 nm higher order Gaussian beam of a Nd YAG laser, which passes through a cylindrical lens thereby generating a high aspect ratio elliptical cross section to attain intensity dependent negative extinction coefficient on that 3 mm long strip of irradiated GaAs.

Under other wavelength ranges σi would differ because the absorbance cross section for photoinactivation is dependent upon wavelength [29], [41].

An interesting aspect of this is that the optimum imaging strategy is highly condition dependent, since the scattering cross-section is dependent on the density of the ionosphere and is likely to be significantly more variable than might be the case for weather radar.

The energy-dependent cross section ratio is also measured.

The term − A ˜ g ρ ˜ on the right hand side of equation (2) describes the gravitational force which is volume dependent and so linearly dependent on the cross section.