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In CMR images, the pixel signal intensity is based on the relaxation of hydrogen nuclei protons in a static magnetic field.
The expectation of seismic intensity is based on the empirical methods of Si and Midorikawa (1999), Matsuoka and Midorikawa (1994), and Midorikawa et al. (1999), which are based on the hypocentral distance, focal depth, M, and site amplification factor.
Anticipated seismic intensity is based on the empirical methods of Si and Midorikawa (1999), Matsuoka and Midorikawa (1994), and Midorikawa et al. (1999), which are based on the hypocentral distance, focal depth, magnitude, and site amplification factor as represented in (1).
In this paper, the mathematical definition of acoustic intensity is based on the view that, in most practical duct-acoustics applications, the metric for 'acoustic energy' is the mechanical part of the total acoustic energy associated with the presence of a sound wave.
As described above, training intensity is based on the ability to bicycle at a continuous speed and perceived exertion.
However, malaria transmission intensity is based on surveys and rarely are all locations within a district sampled for prevalence of malaria parasitaemia in children.
Experimental techniques to determine paleomagnetic field intensity are based on a theoretical framework that is valid only for single-domain (SD) ferromagnetic particles.
The computational solutions allowed the detection of different scale anomalies in the ionosphere and the estimation of their occurrence time, duration, and intensity was based on the continuous wavelet transform.
The landfall intensity was based on a pressure of 957 mbar in Groton, Connecticut, where the eye resulted in calm conditions and clear skies, followed by hurricane-force winds and storm tide that destroyed ninety percent of area homes.
The stimulation pulse was a biphasic rectangular pulse with a frequency 100 Hz, pulse width 300 µs and stimulation intensity was based on the muscle threshold for contraction during anesthesia [15].
