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Computations in this language are described by means of an operational semantics, reporting the whole traces of executions.

We find that because of the intrinsic nature of roads, such as single and dual carriageway, free way and the individual driving habit, there exist large amounts of reusable mobility patterns in the traffic trace, which accounts for around 40% of the whole traces, i.e., VMP typically includes fixed route or vehicle's favorite paths given the starting place and the destination of vehicles.

At 02 UT (21 LT) strong spread-F echoes were recorded throughout the whole trace.

We perform a global analysis of the whole trace, and a detailed analysis of the requests directed to the English edition of Wikipedia.

In particular, plot pairs Figures 4(a), 4(b), 4(c), and 4 d) are taken over two subsequent time windows, randomly sampled over the whole trace.

We assume that each event is sequentially numbered, or that its position in the whole trace can be easily computed otherwise.

The whole trace of capture rate versus voltages is well fitted by an exponential function based on the Van't Hoff Arrhenius law [3, 16], which can be described as follows: R = R 0 exp V / V 0 (3) Figure 8 The capture rate as a function of voltages.

The navigation window therefore serves two key functions: i) it enables the user to maintain their bearings within the context of the whole trace whilst zoomed in upon a particular portion within the annotation window ii) it can be used to select specific 'portions' of the trace for analysis.

The time shift τ is varied, and the correlation curve is obtained by multiplying the deviation of the average intensity, δF, at the time point t with the deviation at time point t + τ and averaging over the whole trace.

The XRD whole trace showed a strong preferred orientation of (0001)Zn and as deposited on glass (Fig. 1).

In Fig. 5 a, b, almost the whole primary traces of the target T-A can be observed.