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The change in these parameters in different compositions of the mixtures of N,N-DMF, cyclohexane, and nitrobenzene with frequency is much smaller than those in the mixture containing N,N-DMF, cyclohexand, and chlorobenzene[7].

These frequencies were much smaller than those observed in the total of plant AS isoforms [ 26].

Let the shear frequency of the current loop ωseri_cut = 3340π rad/s (1/10 of the switching frequency 16.7 kHz), and then the turning frequency Rser/Lser is much smaller than ωseri_cut, so the resistor Rser can be ignored in Fig.4.

This frequency region is much smaller than the corresponding region for internal resonance.

Due to the low occupancy of many communication systems, whose frequency support is much smaller than the band limit, the spectrum can be considered sparse and the uniform sampling becomes very redundant.

The observed wave frequency (0.01 Hz) is much smaller than the O+ cyclotron frequency, which is (f_{{O^) of 0.045 Hz for the background magnetic field with a mean value of 48 nT.

The bias toward penultimate stress results in a "regularity" advantage for penultimate words in reading aloud [11], [12], that interacts with frequency such that it is much smaller for high-frequency words.

At TRMA in Fig. 21, high-frequency amplitude in MHVR is much smaller than the EHVR so that the inverted shallow velocity structure from MHVR yields a strong velocity inversion (a high-speed layer in a shallower depth) at 20 m, which is softened in either the velocity structure from EHVR or that from pEHVR.

When the CE-OFDM signal bandwidth is much smaller than the carrier frequency, Doppler frequency results in a uniform phase shift on every subcarrier [1].

The frequency variation caused by the ionosphere is much smaller than that by the neutral atmosphere, and the electron density profile is generally sensitive to short-timescale noise that cannot be removed by baseline fit.

Nevertheless, the shift of resonant frequency in a given cortical state is much smaller than the fluctuation of the firing rate (Amitai 1994; Bracci et al. 2003).