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As the dot resistance is proportional to the current path length, i.e., dot height, it has a smaller value at its side region than at its center.

The results of this analysis (not shown) indicate that, as expected, the use of a larger value of F results in a smaller value at the lower end of the range of likely outcomes.

With some simplifying assumptions, we arrive at a modified expression for differential capacitance, which makes differential capacitance curves less sharply depending on electrode potential and having smaller values at extrema than in the previous theory.

Although Lyft is much smaller, valued at just under $7 billion (Uber's value is estimated to exceed $70 billion) its ambition reveals how quickly industries can be created and destroyed by new market entrants.

During low solar activity conditions, observing both variability and time average VTEC values at the southern control area (not shown, Additional file 2), we can see bigger values at midday and smaller values at night than the respective variables at the Weddell Sea (Fig. 5).

The idea is that if we consider the worst case where the learning phase contains many port scan attacks, EWMA t) will have smaller values at the end of the attacks, which can be detected by comparing EWMA t) to the lower bound LCL defined in the learning phase.

The external energy function Eext is derived from the image so that it takes on its smaller values at features of interest, such as boundaries.

The vertical displacement RAO has the largest value at the stem and becomes smaller, and has the smallest value at the central part and becomes lager again at the stem part.

The absorbance undergoes significant reduction at an annealing temperature of 300°C and assumes its smallest value at 400°C throughout the wavelength span under consideration.

The computed discrepancy in the IRI-TEC (DTEC) as compared to GPS-TEC is significantly large at low-latitude stations particularly in the daytime hours, while it reduces to extremely small value at mid-latitude stations.

The probability of accepting the non-improving solution (P_{el}) is high at the initial stages of the algorithm ((P_{text{in}} approx 1)) and it is reduced gradually while the algorithm is repeated so that it approaches to a very small value at the final stages of the algorithm ((P_{text{f}} approx 0)).