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The hysteretic behavior of the shear springs was idealized by the origin-oriented model based on the tri-linear hysteresis curve as described in Fig. 5, which can consider the decrease in gradient of loading as the loading cycle and the deformation increase.

For instance, a radial gradient of load-induced amplitude suppression [1] could shift weighting within a voxel to units with larger and more peripheral receptive fields causing pRF changes similar to those we observed (c.f. Supplemental Results for a detailed discussion and control analyses addressing this possibility).

NPI values did not significantly correspond to the north south gradient of nitrogen loading from the Barnegat Bay watershed.

Eelgrass samples were collected along the entire length of the Barnegat Bay–Little Egg Harbor from June to October 2008 to determine if leaf chemistry and morphology reflect eutrophication status and a north south gradient of nitrogen loading from the Barnegat Bay watershed.

Optimization of loading solvents and elution gradients permitted ERLIC to be performed with totally volatile solvents.

From the comparison, it can be said that different loading cases have different gradients of stress lines.

So the gradients of stress lines are only related to the loading conditions if the mesh sizes do not change.

Benefiting from the transmembrane pH gradient active loading method, EE of ALA was of 20%, which was higher than the ones in reported works (less than 10%) [27].

Indeed, the gradient of the buckling load needs to be computed accurately.

The Pandolf et al. (1977) equation has been empirically tested and found to be accurate for practical purposes across a wide range of loads and gradients (Pimental and Pandolf 1979; Duggan and Haisman 1992).

The tests included recreating the steep gradients of Leith Walk, and using weights to simulate the heavy passenger load expected during a Murrayfield match day.