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The increment/decrement is a way of rewarding good paths and punishing bad ones, and it has an exponential dependence on the pheromone level.

The Arr-related parameters required more significant re-tuning, which is not surprising given the change from an exponential dependence on R* phosphorylation state to a linear one and the addition of Arr oligomerization.

The main problem is that these algorithms have an exponential dependence on the number of columns.

The results show that the entrainment rate had an exponential dependence on both freeboard height and superficial gas velocity.

Despite the expected relatively large spread of the qubit parameters given by the exponential dependence on the energy gap Δ and the persistent current I of the qubits, the collective behaviour of the qubits is observed clearly.

A transition from a power-law to an exponential dependence on time was observed upon changing from hydrophilic substrates with a positive zeta potential to hydrophilic and hydrophobic substrates with a negative zeta potential.

FPMs resemble natural tissues in their exponential dependence of stress on strain and linear dependence of stiffness on force at a given strain.

The exponential dependence of I1 on Rev was determined to be approx. 0.62 for one electrode with significant deviations noted for various electrodes.

This is the result of the exponential dependence of temperature on the liquid FeO*/MgO for experiments documenting the tholeiitic liquid of descent.

An exponential dependence of Epa Rh) on the pKa of the β-diketone was obtained.

If the surrounding analyte can infiltrate the region between the array waveguides then these sensors can exploit the exponential dependence of coupling on the analyte refractive index.