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The energy scale for a plasmon is much larger, in the order of 700 mRy (about 10 eV).

The slow variations can be characterized by their standard deviations, which are in the order of 3 dB for aisle paths while, for seat paths are larger, in the order of 5 dB.

However, differences between averaged centers of north-south and east-west are significantly large in the order of 2 7 pixels.

The complexation constants were very large, in the order of 108 1010 L/mol in the temperature range 279<T<303 K.

It is a typical configuration in facilities, since the RRI distance is large (in the order of hundreds of meters) as discussed in the introduction.

However, to obtain a sizable enhancement in thermal conductivity, the particle volume concentration needs to be significantly large, in the order of 0.5 vol% or above [17, 18].

For systems where the interfacial capacitance is relatively large (in the order of mF), the resistance can be calculated directly using Ohm's Law.

Because the number of neurons contained in an fMRI voxel size is quite large, in the order of 10 or even more, it is unlikely that the summed receptive field is still asymmetric.

The effects of the QTL detected in this study are relatively large (in the order of 0.4 to 0.7 phenotypic standard deviations) and originated predominantly from the larger-framed Awassi grandsire, as expected with the favourable allele for growth and body size.

If the number of nodes is large--in the order of thousands as in the case of DVB-S2--the MSA can still demand very intensive processing [13, 19].

However, label-free quantification has a larger dynamic in the order of 2 3 logs of protein concentration and, in general, it is much cheaper and simpler compared to label-based quantification.