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Further, the maximum amplitude generated in the anisotropic coatings is greater than that for isotropic coatings, thus providing for a greater possibility of modification of the turbulence.

Testing included the onset temperature difference, the maximum pressure amplitude generated and the acoustic power output as a function of mean pressure between 0 and 10 bar above atmospheric.

Physical model tests have been conducted for maximum tsunami amplitudes generated by riverfront landslides.

Photopic b-wave maximum amplitudes (those generated at 12 cds/m2) of all smCBA-mGC1 treated (n = 6) and hGRK1-mGC1 treated (n = 8) GC1KO (both treated and untreated eyes) and isogenic +/+ control mice were averaged and used to generate standard errors.

Experimental measurements verify that the maximum amplitude of the ultrasonic signal generated by the new design of EMAT working under a pulse-echo configuration has been enhanced by 90%, when compared to conventional designs.

A supramaximal stimulation 10 15% above the level generating the maximum amplitude motor-evoked potential was applied.

In order to estimate the dynamic load additionally generated caused by the mechanical vibration in the static equilibrium subjected to the working load, the dynamic numerical analysis that applies the vibration displacement time history of the maximum amplitude (0.06 mm) that can be generated (allowable) on the characteristic of the applicable machine foundation to the pile head, was performed.

In Fig.  4 it is shown that there are a number of specific regions for which a high maximum MEG amplitude is generated, whereas in other regions it is much smaller.

Furthermore, both amplitude and maximum force generated can be controlled.

A waveform is generated describing the coagulation and fibrinolysis with information regarding the coagulation index, fibrinolytic index and maximum amplitude (Peng and Zhao 2009).

Maximum amplitude of skin conductance deflections; traditionally used as a key index of individual differences in capacity to generate autonomic activity [50], it measures the highest single deflection in skin conductance recorded across all epochs.