The results demonstrated no deterioration in impact performance over a duration equivalent to 40 °C for ∼20 years.
In the time domain, each RB spans a slot, with a duration equivalent to six or seven symbols (0.5 ms).
Chronaxie is a measure of the excitability of neural elements and has been defined as the pulse duration equivalent to the double rheobase current on the strength duration curve.
Subject-specific first level models included epochs representing the 6 conditions (with epoch duration equivalent to the length of the rhythm) and a transient event for the button press, convolved by the canonical hemodynamic response function.
We also examined separately database records with a valid numeric daily dose (>0) to calculate proportions of database records with imputed duration equivalent to quantity/numeric daily dose and proportions of database records with absolute difference no greater than 5 between quantity/numeric daily dose and imputed duration.
We use access minislots, like in [2, 15 18], and the ARS duration is equivalent to the Preamble sequence in 802.15.4 MAC (see Table 1).
The reason is that the increase of state duration is equivalent to repeat coding; however, the improvement of implies the minimum coding distance being aggregated.
This means that energy of the tumor E Tumor along the WEPT is (2.1.5 Accordingly, the ratio of the dose released energy during a certain time to summation of tumor energy along the shrinkage stage in the same duration is equivalent to the radionuclide decay constant, i.e., (2.1.6).
Besides, n-STZ diabetic rats in this study have an uncontrolled disease duration roughly equivalent to 6 human years, which is relatively long [1].
It was assumed that second-line treatment duration was equivalent to that of first-line treatment and only two lines of therapy were required to treat infection.
However, this was not the case for the latter: In-zone on-road glance duration was equivalent to that in the pace-clock condition but shorter than that under the narrow-lane condition.
