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The review covers solar cooling applications with heat input in the range of 60 250 °C.

Penetration size factor decreased rapidly due to keyhole formation for line energy input in the range of 15 20 kJ/m.

An analog-to-digital converter allows analog voltage input in the range of about ±7.5 V in 0.6-mV steps.

In this particular example, if an input in the range [−1,1] is considered, the output will be [−2,2] (i.e., the input range is simply multiplied by (sum |h_{k}|)).

Grain size and topological class distributions in the heat-affected zone (HAZ) of gas tungsten arc welded Ti 6Al 4V alloy were measured for various heat inputs in the range of 0.55 4.33 MJ m−1.

Experimental validation is accomplished in terms of measured temperatures and O2 evolution rates obtained with a solar reactor prototype tested under high-flux radiative power inputs in the range 2.8 3.8 kW and mean solar concentration ratios up to 3024 suns.

The variations of several characteristics of the thermal cycle, such as the maximum peak temperature, Tmax, the instant when melting starts, tm, the melt lifetime, τlt, the duration of the solidification stage, τs, with various energy inputs (in the range 10 33 J) and pulse durations (10 20 ms), have been determined for rectangular laser pulses.

The summation (sum |h_{k}|) for this filter converges to 1.8279; this way, if inputs in the range [−1,1] are applied to this system, it then provides output values that are representable in the fixed-point range [−2,1.984375 ]

The ANN generalization from the training data set may be difficult or problematic if the model has not been trained with inputs in the range covered testing data [4].

The energy input is in the range between 0.4 and 15.7 keV per atom.

The SNR improvement provided by the proposed UNANR system was higher than that provided by the system with the LMS filter, with the input SNR in the range of 5 20 dB over the 48 ambulatory ECG recordings tested.