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Calculating the weighted average of quadrature amplitudes for daily and twice daily variations (ω⊕, 2ω⊕; see Supplementary Figs 1 8), we found a frequency variation of 12±14 nHz (95% confidence interval), leading to our reported bound on the overall sensitivity of the experiment, Δν/ν≤9.2±10.7 × 10−19 (95% confidence interval).

The solubilization of transition metal salts in the resorcinol formaldehyde aqueous solution does not prevent the texture regulation, even though this texture control is influenced: the limits of the pH interval leading to micro mesoporous carbon materials can slightly differ when a metal salt and/or a complexing agent are added.

In this scenario, the scattered components are not uniformly distributed in the interval leading to the asymmetrical DPP.

One can in principle have uncountably many spikes in a finite time interval leading to the divergence of physical quantities like energy.

Also, the reimbursement for this medical act is very low and calculated for periods of three months regardless of the number of times the patient has to be seen in that time interval, leading to low motivation to treat this chronic disease.

Since QRNN captures both temperature uncertainty and load variation, the error is penalized by a greater forecasting interval, leading to the decrease in pinball loss, yet MLR without considering on load variation failed to compensate such error, therefore leading to a significant variance on this test day.

The spectral dimension is discretized into a finite number of intervals leading to a system of multigroup diffusion equations.

The maximum height might also be applied or the the use of shorter intervals, leading to slightly different values of ki.

This therefore requires development of: (1) ice-loss processes without known precedents in past warm (interglacial) intervals, leading to eventual rates of SLR of almost 3.5 m cy−1 (Figure 3a), and (2) unexpected increases to modern outlet-glacier flow regimes, relative to the assessment of Pfeffer et al9.

The lamellar thickness and crystalline lattice type depend on the distance between defects, with longer intervals leading to more ordered polymorphisms.

Intra-device stochasticity that is usually ascribed to shot-to-shot variability in both internal atomic configuration of the melt-quenched amorphous region and thickness results in multiple integrate-and-fire cycles in a single phase-change neuron to generate a distribution of the interspike intervals, leading to population-based computation.