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I DS and V GS are descried as drain–source current and gate source voltage, respectively [5, 11]. Figure 9 demonstrates sub-threshold swing as a function of the gate source voltage for variation in CNT diameter, provided that other channel parameter is constant.

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Comparision transconductance characteristics of T-CNTFET for CNT (10, 0), tox = 1 nm and (16, 0), and tox = 2 nm at V DS = 0.4 V Open image in new window Fig. 13 Sub-threshold swing as a function of the gate source voltage for CNT (10, 0), tox = 1 nm and (16, 0), and tox = 2 nm at V DS = 0.4 V.

Durations of stance (blue) and swing (red) phases as a function of speed.

The model allows for the possibility of a "uniform swing" that would affect the vote in about the same way in all states, but the magnitude of the potential swing is calculated solely as a function of the number of undecideds in the race and the remaining number of days until the election, and not past volatility in the polls.

Here, I present a simple model that predicts the rate of force production necessary to support the body and swing the limb during walking and running as a function of speed, limb length, limb proportion, excursion angle and stride frequency.

An equation to predict indoor maximum temperature as a function of the daily temperature swing was derived.

For this, we plotted the metachronal lag, (i.e., the time between sequential swing onsets from hind to forelegs on an ipsilateral side), as a function of hindleg period (Graham, 1972).

The compact model and the closed-form expressions are utilized to better understand TSV induced noise as a function of multiple parameters such as TSV type, placement of substrate contacts, signal slew rate and voltage swing.

Tracing performance as a function of experience.

Deflection signal as a function of degrees.

His driver was not behaving, a function of a swing that has been adjusted because he is still weakened from the operation.