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They have practically a linear dependence, at both temperatures, typical for a metallic behavior.

The experimental results show that the vibrator has, practically, a linear characteristic for oscillations of the order ±3 mm in amplitude and has a resonance frequency of approximately 36.5 Hz.

Brandstein et al. [22] practically implemented a linear regression slope forced unwrapping method which recursively adjusted the estimated wrapping frequency using lower band phase observations.

The inverse exponential relationship of Eq. (13) is remarkable because, as is well known, it can be practically approximated by a linear function that drops to zero at a specific threshold.

The risk of contracting HSV-2 infection shows a practically linear increase with age [ 39- 44], probably reflecting a higher chance of acquiring HSV-2 given a longer exposure time (cumulative exposure) and not an increased susceptibility to infection as a function of age or alterations in immunity as a result of aging, such as observed for other infections/diseases [ 16, 45].

Furthermore, the kinetics remain practically unaltered irrespective of a linear or cored initial concentration gradient in the α-phase.

The fact that statistical linearization leads to very accurate results, implies that the optimal nonlinear tuned mass damper is practically as effective as a linear tuned mass damper.

As expected from many previous studies, a practically linear increase of the FS1-OA was seen in both the male and the female cohorts after the age of 30 years (Fig. 1).

Therefore, a linear model is practically more preferable and more convenient and efficient to solve.

The total carbohydrate content was practically constant until 4.4 h, and a linear increase was observed for times greater than 4.8 h.

Practically, any converter can be considered as a linear one, when an output signal is very small.