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This is because sensors become more sparsely distributed and less sensors are affiliated with the same SPP (i.e. the number of SPPs increases).

Here, E SPP (Re[k x ]) is a k x -dependent energy of the uncoupled SPP at the interface between the silver layer and SU-8 (no SR101), and γ SPP is the linewidth of the SPP. E Exi and γ Exi are the energy and the linewidth of the i th exciton, respectively, and V i is the coupling strength of that with the SPP (i = 1, 2).

Accordingly, the bias compensation for eigenvalue in (20) is mainly applied only to frequency bands with low SPP, i.e., noise-dominant frequency bands.

People high in socially prescribed perfectionism (SPP; i.e., those who perceive others demand perfection of them) behave in ways that are incongruent with their efforts to be perfect.

Open image in new window Figure 16 Termination reaction of polystyryl radical to form dead cross-linked SPP. The termination process may also be due to transfer reaction of SPP, i.e., abstraction of hydrogen atom from SPP molecule by polystyryl radical (Figure 17).

The first type is the position of each SPP (i.e. in the case of no overlapping), and the second type is an unknown point which is determined by whether the movement of ME to any point to explore the neighbor set and then to mark this point as a candidate CTP or choosing any point due to the mobility of ME.

To distinguish the upper bound of multilayer-SPPs and that of metal-SPP (i.e., ω sp), the upper bound frequency is denoted as ω upper.

Surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs), i.e. the collective electron oscillations at the interface of a metal/dielectric, may bridge the gap between electronic and photonic devices, provided a fast switching mechanism is identified.

Now, consider node number 35 as a SPP and all sensors affiliated (i.e. 1 and 4) will be removed from the tree T. Subsequently, the process is repeated until all sensors are removed from the tree T and affiliate to one of the ten SPPs (i.e. 35, 31, 15, 49, 9, 10, 37, 13, 26 and the π) as depicted in Figure 2b.

a Plasmid profiling of Escherichia spp. (i), Enterobacter spp. (ii) and Klebsiella spp. (iii) analyzed against V517 molecular mass markers followed by (b).

Peri-implantitis sites were dominated by Candida spp. (i.e., C. albicans and C. boidinii) and occasionally co-colonized with Penicillium spp. and R. laryngis, while at three additional sites, Paelicomyces spp., Saccharomycetes, and C. cladosporioides were identified.