The experimental scan rate was set at 90°C/h with a temperature range from 10°C to 110°C.
The experimental scans of 3a and 3b show aromatic C=C stretching vibrations at 1574, 1402 cm−1 and 1570, 1405 cm−1 respectively.
In the experimental scans, the nitrile vibrations appear at 2214 and 2215 cm−1 for 3a and 3b respectively, and are found in excellent correlation with the simulated values.
The experimental scan of light intensity emitted from the fiber was performed in the axial configuration.
The peak widths are usually fitted to a quadratic tangent function (Caglioti et al., 1958 ▶) which represents the varying instrument function over the experimental scan angle.
Mean recognition rate (±1 standard error) of famous faces used in the experimental scan was 93.1% (2.8), and recognition rate of famous faces used in the localizer scan was 77.5% (3.8).
To assess these values, the XRR experimental scans were fitted with the X'Pert Reflectivity software package (see Fig. 4).
Analysis of the main experimental scans included one binary covariate for the pre-adaptation phase, one binary covariate for all 16 top-up phases, and binary covariates for each of the four test stimuli, each convolved with a canonical double-gamma hemodynamic response function.
In addition to the main experimental scans, subjects completed one or two functional localizer scans consisting of 16-second blocks of faces, objects, scenes, and scrambled objects.
Two of each such scan were conducted for each participant following the main experimental scans.
