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Nevertheless, the narrow voltage range measured during our experiments would allow the fabrication of self-ordered rugate filters.

The first peak was observed at any bias voltage, although the second peak was observed in the narrow voltage range.

Figure 2(a) shows that the LLE is positive in a narrow voltage interval of the deterministic system.

Finally, extremely narrow voltage ranges for each of the four voltage taps have contributed to the challenges facing development engineers.

Without noise, the LLE reaches a maximum value of 0.25 in a narrow voltage interval, whereas the fluctuations widen this interval and enhance the LLE up to 0.76.

Functional electrochromic cells working under a narrow voltage of 1.5 V and reaching an optical contrast of 52% at 566 nm were constructed and tested.

Films cycled to a deeper voltage of −1.6 V versus Ag/Ag+ deliver higher capacity with appreciable morphological change, while films cycled in the narrower voltage range show moderate capacity and maintain the morphology, optical responses and crystalline structure.

High capacities of over 300 mAh/g are acquired in the wider voltage range at a current density of 50 μandmoderateoderate capacities of 140 and 110 mAh/g are obtained in the narrower voltage range at a current density of 25 and 50 μA/cm2, respectively.

Adaptation, acting within the first second, reduced the voltage output of photoreceptors, redistributing their responses over a narrower voltage range.

The membrane is noisier when light-adapted than when dark-adapted, but further brightening reduces the noise level, consistent with the narrowing voltage distributions (cf. Fig. 4A).

Among various distribution architectures for centralized street lighting system, narrow DC voltage bus architecture is most efficient and has higher reliability.