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For a system clock of 500 MHz, the throughput of the AES encryption in ECB mode varies from 2.02 Gb/s (96-block packets) to 0.8 Gb/s (8-block packets).

The thickness of the layers by using CW and pulsed lasers varies from 10 to 60 μm and the thickness of the layers in Q-sw mode varies from 1 to 2 μm.

With an increase of the number of alkyl chains at one end of these PDI molecules, the aggregation mode varies from H type to J type, while the morphology of the solid aggregates changes from small bending belts to long ordered wires.

The results revealed that with the increasing molar ratio of glycine to ferric nitrate, the combustion mode varied from self-propagating combustion to smouldering combustion and the average grain size of SCS products increased in nanometer scale.

The composite fracture mode was observed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), which showed that the primary failure mode varied from interface failure to matrix failure after oxygen plasma treatment.

The percentage of sampling counties/districts in most provinces adopting stratified random sampling surveillance mode varied from 14.6 to 34.8%, except for the lowest 9.6% in Shaanxi (1996 2000), 40.9% in Ningxia (1996 2002), and the highest 53% in Liaoning (2001).

(ii) σ m, n SJR for different DCT modes varies from each other and are not proportional to their corresponding quantization step.

There are potentially big differences between supporting risky, breakthrough research, supporting 'normal science' and supporting capacity building and of course modes vary from discipline to discipline.

At this time the number of rhythmic modes varied from six to eight, their actual structure and content differing from author to author.

Commercial HDTV sets have several display modes, and the names of these modes vary from one manufacturer to another.

In many branches of the phylogenetic tree, plastid transmission modes vary from maternal, maternal with paternal leakage, biparental (unbiased or with maternal or paternal dominance) to paternal.