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It can be seen that all these curves exhibit nearly rectangular shape, indicating ideal supercapacitive behavior.

The smallest bounding box is used due to the nearly rectangular shape of the particle in projection.

This assumption could also explain the overall cyclic voltammograms look: the Li+ accumulation at the interfaces results in broadening and nearly rectangular shape between 0 and 1.4 V, which is a characteristic of supercapacitors [27].

All CV plots are nearly rectangular in shape, symmetrical across the zero current axis, and do not show any oxidation-reduction peaks demonstrating highly capacitive behavior.

All CV curves are in a nearly perfect rectangular shape, indicating pure electric double-layer capacitances and rapid charge propagations at the electrode/electrolyte interfaces [26].

In our recent work, an application of trellis shaping (TS) has been studied extensively for the purpose of reducing PAPR of band-limited single-carrier PSK signals, and it has been shown that a nearly constant envelope signal can be generated even with the use of nearly rectangular pulse-shaping filter.

As shown in Figure 3a,b,c, all capacitance-voltage (CV) curves exhibit nearly symmetrical rectangular shapes, indicative of an ideal capacitor behavior.

The CV plots exhibit a nearly rectangular and mirror shape with respect to the zero-current line indicative of the superior capacitive behavior and fast charge/discharge rate.

All curves exhibit nearly rectangular and symmetrical shapes, exhibiting kinetic reversibility of redox process and good capacitive behavior.

The CV plots show that though rectangular shape is nearly preserved as the scan rate is increased until 50 mV.s-1, a general trend is a progressively narrower and slightly oblique-angled CV plot for scan rate of ≥50 mV.s-1.

In distinction to a typical EM with its regular, oval form, the shape of the erythema was nearly rectangular and displayed "protuberances" at the edge of the lesion.