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A rapid increase in complex permittivity and strong frequency dependence characteristics was observed for the composite filled with high content of TiC.

The results reveal that both qc and fs of the CPT profile exhibit the same non-Gaussian dependence characteristics, which challenges the Gaussian assumption.

Based on this assumption, an analytical model and numerical solution of the junction current voltage are presented in which the applied bias voltage and channel length dependence characteristics are highlighted.

In this paper, Pair-Copula theory has been introduced to construct a multivariate model which can fully considers the margin distribution and stochastic dependence characteristics of wind power forecasting errors.

The first part of this paper gives a short tutorial survey of Internet traffic modeling, focusing on recent advances in Markov models showing pseudo-LRD (Long Range Dependence) characteristics that match those measured on the Internet.

Despite considerable karyotype changes, with an average of 68.7 chromosomes versus 42 in native rat cells, old SCs did not show any increase in telomerase activity and loss of anchorage dependence – characteristics that are typical of tumor cells.

In this case, the ln follows a T -1/2 dependence characteristic of the Efros-Shklovskii VRH in the presence of Coulomb interaction between the localised states (ρ(T) = ρ 0 exp(T 0/T 1/2) [49].

Cyclic voltammetry studies showed single oxidation and reduction peaks with mean potential value of 3.47 V, and peak current vs. scan potential dependence characteristic for diffusional limitation of the electrode reaction.

According to the H value obtained we confirm that the geomagnetic data, is a time series with long-range dependence characteristic, infering that the current geomagnetic activity is related to the prior activity a very long time ago (75 years).

The storage and loss shear moduli, G′ and G″, of OVA gels with C in the range of 30 59 wt% show angular frequency ω dependence characteristic of the critical gel with the fractal structure, i.e. G′ ∼ G″ ∼ ω″ and tan δ = tan(nπ/2) over the whole ω range of 0.14 100 rad s−1 measured at three temperatures of 5.0, 25.0 and 45.0°C.

They find that several different potassium channels have the high temperature dependence characteristic of thermosensitive TRP channels, but only in certain voltage ranges where, the authors argue, activation is partially "decoupled" to voltage sensors.