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This characteristic is practically linear (except at low temperatures, under about 70 K).

All these designs reach very small passband ripple, and their phase responses are practically linear.

In the vicinity of the inflection point the voltage displacement dependence is practically linear and therefore of importance for applications.

In paramagnetic state the field dependencies of magnetostriction are practically linear functions of applied field and approach saturation only for high-field values.

A dependence of conductivity of the sensors on H2 concentration is practically linear in a tested range of H2 concentration (2 1000 ppm H2) at the different sensor temperatures (327 and 382 °C) (Fig. 6).

The practically linear regime detected in the measured lux ampere characteristics of the studied films (Δσ∼Φ0.98) indicate as well a linear recombination mechanism of the photoexcited charge carriers.

The proposed system is practically linear-scalable and stable for evaluating a set of XPath queries in a continuous and timely fashion.

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.

To overcome the frequent problem of missing values in TMA datasets we developed a novel statistical approach based on a learning model that is invariant to missing values and results in an easily interpretable and practically applicable linear model.

The mechanical strength values were as high as 2200 MPa and the behaviour remained linear practically until failure.