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Thus, in order to take an average of the data to be used for parameter estimation, the data had to be normalized across the dynamic shift interval to make comparisons between time points meaningful (i.e. time points for each data set should correspond to equivalent phases, namely acidogenesis, the dynamic shift, or solventogenesis).

Thus, the equivalent phase differential equation of the feedback synchronization loop is given by (4).

Izhikevich showed that there is no equivalent phase deviation variable when interactions are delayed [12].

The tunable distributed feedback (DFB) semiconductor lasers with cascaded configuration were designed and fabricated using equivalent phase shift (EPS) technique.

A nonlinear time series method known as pseudo phase-space topography construction is used to construct equivalent phase-space portrait of measured ultrasound waveforms.

It was shown in [12] that a phase change in the high-frequency sinusoid results in an equivalent phase change in the RSSI signal.

Considering a case of noiseless environment, the equivalent phase differential equation of the first-order sampling PLL is given by (1).

It performs a two-dimensional search in equivalent phase and frequency domains to yield the best estimates of the unknown parameters.

As for the variable-spun fiber wave plate with different structure parameters (fiber length, spun rate profile and maximum spun rate), this paper firstly focuses on the influence of beat length on its equivalent phase retardation.

((frac{{c_{1} }}{nabla p} + frac{{c_{2} }}{{nabla p - c_{3} }})) in formula (8) equals 1 and can be seen as the equivalent phase of starting pressure gradient, which indirectly indicates the nature of existence of the starting pressure gradient.

In general, sequence or phase based network models have included the effect of ground return on equivalent phase and neutral impedances using the Kron's reduction and Carson equations.