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As shown in Fig. 2b, c, the field distributions above the metal grating structure exhibits a slow attenuation, and only a small proportion of electromagnetic field penetrates into the metal grating, which implies a very small resistive rate.
The curves indicate a slow attenuation of signal as the focus is moved deeper into the tissue.
By comparing Figure 2A and 2B, in which we run the simulation in the absence of SOCS3, we observe that the effect of SOCS3 expression in response to STAT3 activation is to activate the slow attenuation process observed in the full model: removal of SOCS3 suppresses the delayed re-appearance of cytoplasmic STAT3 and the pathway exhibits prolonged and stable nuclear occupancy of STAT3.
The slower attenuation of TEC may result in the higher TEC value during nighttime at the middle latitudes where dips are close to ±45°.
Figure 8a also illustrates the rapid outcoupling of the plasmons by the first few grooves, compared to the much slower attenuation of the plasmon field on the smooth interface.
Assume that the attenuation model is slow fading so the channel conditions are fixed through frames.
Since rain attenuation is a slow fading process that exhibits spatial correlation over tens of kilometers [53], we assume that users among different beams undergo independent fading.
The utility function was assumed to be log-normally distributed due to the attenuation caused by shadowing or slow fading in the wireless communication.
For instance, traditional orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) system suffers high OOB leakage due to slow tailing attenuation of sinc function and needs the protected subcarriers to inhibit OOB power radiation.
Because the attenuation is caused by shadowing or slow fading in the wireless communication, the utility function is often assumed to be log-normally distributed [23].
Compared with high-frequency noise (such as wheel rail noise), low-frequency noise has slower energy attenuation upon environmental radiation and is thus transmitted over longer distances.
