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Discussion on the interpretation of the ΔT g values presented by Saiter et al. [35] has shown that the higher the ΔT g values, the larger the width of time distributions characterizing molecular dynamics, and therefore the higher long-scale structural disorder in the materials is expected.

If number of data is much higher 10-300 thans) then the width of time window this techniques is sufficiently robust to avoid dependence from some not normal data (e.g. presence of a small heater on day 12 or a window open all night on day 18).

The slip velocity of each subfault for each time window was estimated by dividing the amount of slip by the width of the time window (0.25 s).

The slip velocity for each subfault for each time window was estimated by dividing the amount of slip with the width of the time window (0.25 s).

The RMS variability, defined as the standard deviation divided by the mean for a sequence of X-ray counts in a time bin, was calculated as a function of energy, with changing the width of the time bin.

Also the effect of the width of the time windows on the performance of the method is evaluated.

We found that the mean of residuals between the data and the model predictions increased with the width of the time window.

The width of the time window is now 223 days and remains optimal if we consider the condition number (see Fig. 3).

The increase of structural heterogeneity, characterized by the width of relaxation time distribution, was measured as a function of double bonds conversion using dynamic mechanical tests.

The definition of the duration of ground motion in this study is given as the width of the time window that limits the 5% ~ 75% portion of seismic energy following P-wave arrival (Trifunac and Brady, 1975).

Fig. 3. Plot of the normalized condition number of the inverse matrix as a function of the width of the time window centered on 2005.0 (solid line) and on 2009.0 (dashed line).