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To avoid frequent wavelength switch and realize high system stability, ONU schedule algorithm is presented for wavelength allocation by introducing box-filling model.

The most frequent daytime wavelengths are as follows: 300 550 km for Hok-E, 450 800 km for Hok-F, and 150 400 km for Ekb-F.

Longer persisting hyperpigmentation occurs particularly in darker skin types and is less frequent with use of the wavelength 595 nm than with 585 nm.

The data has the advantage of covering large areas with frequent repetitive image acquisition across multiple wavelengths.

The traffic scheduling scheme takes into account the transmitter wavelength tuning time so as to avoid frequent connection reconfiguration.

The most frequent significant biological pathways for PC across all measured wavelengths were: phenylalanine, tyrosine and tryptophan biosynthesis, endocytosis, purine metabolism, glycosphingolipid biosynthesis lacto and neolacto series, ether lipid metabolism, caffeine metabolism, spliceosome, and the p53 signaling pathway (Fig.  5).

The absorbance (optical density) of the obtained solutions was measured with a photo colorimeter at a wavelength λ = 540 nm because the most frequent absorbance of the inhibitor occurred at this wavelength.

The rail corrugation on rail surface is very frequent in all railway infrastructures and is also classified as short-wave defect (long wavelength irregularities are, instead, defined as irregularities of wavelengths of 300 mm or longer, that may be either geometric irregularities in the track or on the wheel, or irregularities of the track stiffness [10]).

Wavelength, Michael Snow, 45 minutes.

Wavelength and frequency are related.

The machine is a wavelength dispersive spectrometer.