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A preliminary investigation on average power absorption within beef (highly lossy) and bread (low dielectric loss) samples vs sample thickness exhibits a few local minima of average power which forms the basis of investigation on the role of discrete samples.
Microparticles with minimum of average size of 5 μm (PDI, 0.184) were chosen after optimizing the composition and process conditions.
At different order of approximations (m), minimum of average residual errors are shown in Tables 1, 2 and 3.
It can be seen from Table 2 that the minimum of average residual error for (theta) attains at (h_2=-0.93 h_2=-0.93
From the results, as shown in Fig. 6, we observe that there is a local minimum of average weighted mean diameters.
Furthermore, the minimum of average RL occurs during midday during summer time, which is again an indicator for a strong influence of the significant installations of solar PV capacities in the study area.
Let there be an experimental annotation A taking values i∈ A. One SV per annotation value i and measurement j is computed as s ij = (b ij - a ij )/ max(a ij, b ij ), where a ij is the average distance of annotated measurement j to all other measurements annotated with i and b ij is the minimum of average distances of measurement j to all measurements not annotated with i.
A 6D delayed coordinate embedding was used with time lag, l = 8, which was the mean lag for the first minima of the average mutual information function [ 24].
The objective of optimization is to maximize hydrogen production, considering minimum production of average excess power.
We calculated a minimum estimate of average annual incidence of enteric fever in LSMC of 0.82 per 1,000 residents per year.
The yearly average efficiency of the sunshade solar panel is 9.2% (average over 28.6°C surface temperature), with a minimum of 3.6% (average over 27.9°C surface temperature) in June and a maximum of 20.2% (average over 19.5°C surface temperature) in December.
