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This study evaluates the spatiotemporal variability of dust emission in the Arabian Peninsula and quantifies the emission sensitivity to the land-cover heterogeneity by using the Community Land Model version 4 (CLM43) at three different spatial resolutions.

For Venus fluorescence measurement, cell lysates were diluted 1 25 in PBS and analyzed at 485 nm excitation, 530 nm emission (sensitivity: 130) using a Synergy Mx plate reader (Biotek, Winooski, Vermont).

The same three delay scenarios used for the PME emission rate sensitivity analyses were used for the HEP sensitivity analyses.

A clear correlation was found between harmonic emission and sensitivity to voltage magnitude variations.

Validated numerical methods are applied to compare the expected acoustic emission sensor sensitivity in a variety of material and geometry configurations.

The steady-state spectra were corrected for both the spectral variation of the emission channel sensitivity and the inner filter effect as described earlier (32).

We follow the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change A1B scenario and separate the effects from changes in climate and anthropogenic emissions through sensitivity simulations.

To our knowledge, the exact role of these appendages has not been thoroughly investigated as for no single species both the hearing and the emission spatial sensitivities have been obtained.

As in the Čerenkov radiation emission simulations, detected sensitivity distributions are plotted in the y-z plane at x = 30 mm in the sensitivity vs. depth profiles shown in Fig. 6.

The stained gel was visualized on a Typhoon 9400 scanner (Amersham Biosciences) using excitation at 532 nm and 560 nm longpass emission filter, normal sensitivity (600 V), 3 mm focal plane and 50 mm resolution.

By defining R as the emission intensity, the sensitivity of the sensor can be expressed by the overall quenching response to dissolved oxygen [ 23], (1) Q = R N 2 − R O 2 R N 2, where RN2 and RO2 represent the emission intensity of the sensor in fully deoxygenated and fully oxygenated solutions, respectively.