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where μ is the weighted value of the range attenuation.

Note that since the range attenuation exists, the range error has a small deviation from the calculation of Equation 21. Figure 3 FDA beampattern profiles with frequency increment errors.(a) In angle dimension.

It is well known that the radar echo power P corrected for range attenuation effects (i.e., P × z 2) is closely related to M 2 at vertical incidence, at least at resolutions of ~150 m and 60 min, coarser than in the present study (see Hooper et al. 2004; Luce et al. 2007 and references therein).

In this range, attenuation by melanin is lower [ 14], hence more light is transmitted through the retinal pigment epithelium.

The long-range attenuation length in the cell was ∼1.3m and the estimated photo-electron yield ∼200pe/MeV.

However, similar results were obtained for all mean values from μ hardware=0.005−1 to 0.015 mm−1, as long as the corresponding standard deviation is large enough to allow for a wide range of attenuation coefficients in the reconstructed attenuation maps.

Damping has an important influence on the performance of these materials, broadening the frequency range of attenuation at the expense of peak attenuation.

Sonar systems are limited in range by attenuation (weakening) of the sound energy in water, bending caused by temperature differences in water layers, and extraneous noises, including reflections from the sea bottom.

Similarly, the range and attenuation step of the 8496B model are [0-110 dB] and 10 dB, respectively.

It is noteworthy that the frequency range and attenuation coefficient of the locally resonant gap become larger in complex band structures if larger resonators were used.

A phantom study was designed employing 3 phantom sets, which provided a clinical range of attenuation and scatter conditions, equipped with 6 spheres of different volumes (0.5 26.5 ml).