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The energy dissipated in this mode equals to 3093.01 μJ per hyperperiod (100 ms).
The occurrence of these peak responses in Fig. 9 can be explained as a resonance phenomenon when the dominant exciting frequency of the moving train is coincident with the one of the free vibration frequencies of the cantilever deck, and meanwhile the wavelength of the modal shape of this mode equals to the vehicle length.
Overall, if the frequency of certain mode of the cantilever deck equals to the dominant exciting frequency of the moving loads, i.e., Eq. (16) is satisfied for j = 1, and the wavelength of the mode shape of this mode equals to the load interval, i.e., Eq. (17) is satisfied for j = 1, significant resonant responses of the cantilever deck will be produced by the moving loads.
The experiments were performed at constant current mode equal to 5 mA.
Glow discharge of both pure argon and argon oxygen plasmas has been studied at different pressures and constant current mode equal to 10 mA.
Likewise, the proportion of potentially infected non-pregnant persons with repeatedly reactive EIA and indeterminate Western blot results removed from analysis was also selected from a triangular distribution with mode equal to the proportion with follow-up results that were Western blot-positive (35%), and with range based on plausible values from the literature (0.05% to 40%) [16] [18].
The nrESS length histogram was similar to that for the complete set of ESS, with a mean length of 5.4 and a mode equal to 4 (Fig. 1a).
Simulated beta values within the DMR were generated by sampling from a beta distribution with mode equal to the given level, and with a realistic amount of variability.
We identified 2,642 duplicated intervals with a size mode equal to 20 kb and a maximum size of 379 kb (Additional files 8, 9).
It is noteworthy that in the present study, we observed that 77% of the bounds of the epidemic period have a mode equal to the median.
Distributions for the data are defined by lognormal distributions with mode equal to measured value and a coefficient of variation equal to 50%, reflecting the level of variability observed experimentally (Table 1).
