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A DR waveform with own and forced duty cycles embedded at the customer metering point is shown in Fig. 1.

Once the meter is filled, a 20-second cool-down timer is triggered, upon which time a point is earned.

Dr Bilham says that the Indian government has even forbidden him to use a gravity meter in the region (such a meter measures whether a point is moving away from the centre of the earth, and therefore indicates a build up of strain that might be released as an earthquake).

Village chief Guma Adam Atim says: "Now the water point is only 50 meters from homes, so children are going to school because they are not needed to collect water"."Now the water point is only 50 meters from homes, so children are going to school because they are not needed to collect water".

So, the inflection point is 1 well per meter (Fig. 10).

The transmission range of a femtocellular access point is on the order of tens of meters.

It is a low lying country, with the highest point being 306 meters above sea-level.

The difference in elevation between the new circuit's highest and lowest points is 62 meters, or about 200 feet, whereas the difference on the original track is 300 meters.

The apparent velocities of the direct P waves arriving at the sensors with an offset distance of a few hundred meters from the shot points are approximately 2.3 2.8 km/s, as shown in Fig. 5.

In real cases, the power waveform at the meter point (or aggregated measurement) is not a single square-pulse signal; it is more complex (see Fig. 2) and involves continuous, multi-state and "on/off" loads (see Table 1).

The two points were then measured using a meter rule to the nearest centimeter (cm), with an accuracy of 0.10.