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In this model, only negative powers of ρ are considered, which is because for an attenuation model, we are physically required to have lim ρ → ∞ α = 0. (5).

When the ultrasonic pulse propagates deep within material ( -axis), then, it was demonstrated in [4] that for an attenuation law of the form (with, or ), the previous expression can be reformulated as (2).

For an attenuation of 15 dB, neither method is able to find a feasible solution; the problem is feasible because the dual upper bound is around 140, but the algorithms cannot find a solution.

Without IR data dust attenuation at UV wavelength is found slightly over-estimated for low values of this parameter (of the order of 0.3 mag for an attenuation of 1 mag), the amplitude of the bump Eb is robustly estimated whereas the slope δ is over-estimated for low values (by 0.1 unit for δ = −0.5).

For an attenuation correction CT, an additional 0.5 1.0 mSv is given.

This aspect is particularly true in septic patients in whom capillary leak may account for an attenuation of the PLR effects after one minute, as already described [ 22].

Further, seismic intensity information available for historical earthquakes, which have occurred in the Nepal Himalaya along with the present intensity data has been utilized for developing an attenuation relationship for the studied region using two step regression analyses.

However, for 0 8 years follow-up, the results were similar as for the complete follow-up (0 14 years), and thus no evidence for such an attenuation was observed.

In the simulated COPD study, the phantom attenuation was corrected for using an attenuation map of the phantom, and in the human study the CT scans were used for attenuation correction.

For generating an attenuation correction map by the emission-based method, we applied an edge detection technique [8] which is implemented in the scanner software [9].

It would thus seem that the discrepancy between the predictions of the models and the forces recorded in muscle could be accounted for by an attenuation analogous to that observed in thixotropic materials.