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Furthermore, the unknown parameters can be reduced to a constant vector with the dimension of the number of harmonic components in the disturbances.

Much efforts were made to quantify the effective shear and axial stress amplitudes under a three-dimensional stress state, however, the combined damage resulted from those amplitudes have been reduced to a constant value.

The method's main advantage is that the variable coefficient Poisson equation that arises in solving the incompressible Navier Stokes equations for two-fluid flows is reduced to a constant coefficient equation, which can be solved with an FFT-based, fast Poisson solver.

Such computational complexity can be reduced to a constant if a recursive Gaussian filter is used[8, 12].

The photocurrent rapidly increased upon light exposure and then reduced to a constant, as seen the sharp peaks in Fig. 2a.

The effect of these factors on link quality varies significantly and rapidly in time and space [7] and hence, unlike SN-related factors, cannot be reduced to a constant probability of failure throughout WSN mission time.

For (t=1), the time-proportional deterioration rate reduces to a constant deterioration rate.

In fact, Figure 7d reveals that the nitrogen content of the FePc/PhRs catalysts reduces to a constant value (approximately 0.6 at.%) above 700°C.

In real-valued NNs, continuously differentiable and bounded sigmoid activation functions are to be chosen, but in the case of a complex domain the activation functions are entire bounded, and they will reduce to a constant in the complex domain according to the Liouville theorem [18].

The results shown in Fig. 2 also indicate that the CO2 mass transfer rate, which is proportional to the rate of pressure decline, is significantly higher at the initial times of the experiment, gradually reducing to a constant value at longer times (>20 h).

As the water continues to run, the infiltration rate reduces to a constant rate.