The methodology of Part 1 is applied for the discrete and finite element approximations to model the horizontal behaviour of an agricultural spray boom.
First, when taking into account the influence of surface currents on the horizontal behaviour of the animals, it appears that, in general, turtles slowed down their swimming velocity as they reached TRAs and exhibited highly sinuous motor and apparent paths.
This paper describes the horizontal deflection behaviour of the streams of particles in paramagnetic fluids under a high-gradient superconducting magnetic field, which is the continued work on the exploration of particle magneto-Archimedes levitation.
Fig. 3. Horizontal component temporal behaviour, over one year, at the CLF observatory.
Fig. 9. Horizontal component temporal behaviour, as seen by one-minute values at the THL observatory, and associated wavelet spectral exponents.
Fig. 8. Horizontal component temporal behaviour, as seen by one-minute values at the CLF and HER observatories, and associated wavelet spectral exponents.
Fig. 7. Horizontal component temporal behaviour, as seen by one-minute values, around the storm of 28 29 October (left), and 20 21November, 2003 (right) at CLF and HER, and the associated wavelet spectral exponents.
Horizontal component temporal behaviour, as seen by one-minute values, in the CLF, HER and THL observatories during the October November 2003 time interval and the associated wavelet spectral exponents.
Fig. 2. Horizontal component temporal behaviour, as seen by the hourly means, during increasing phase (top) and decreasing phase (bottom) of the solar cycle 23 at the CLF observatory.
For the case of the fGn model, the scaling exponent β lies between −1 and 1, while the regime of fBm is indicated by β values from 1 to 3. Fig. 4. Horizontal component temporal behaviour, as seen by hourly means, at CLF, HER, and THL, and their corresponding dynamics of wavelet spectral exponents.
Moreover, a statistical comparison of the slopes values between a non-imitative behaviour (horizontal line, slope = 0) and the implicit task gave further proof of the implicit contamination applied by the visual stimuli.
