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Videos were obtained using the time series mode in ZEN software at a rate of 10 fps.

For time-lapse imaging, images were acquired in time series mode with a time interval of 2 min between frames at a step-size of 2 μm and 1024×1024 resolution.

Images were captured in the time series mode over periods of 2 5 min, all at the same speed (14 frames/second), and once the videos were taken, approximately 500 frames/sample were selected for further analysis.

The analyses of RNA-seq time series expression profiles focused on the identification of temporal dynamics of lncRNAs using the Cuffdiff method in its time series mode with upper quantile normalization, which is also limited to pairwise comparison from previous time point to right next time point.

Image was analyzed by Olympus FV10-ASW 3.1 Viewer software, using Time-series mode.

Chang and Chao (2011) reported an apparent reversal in the eastward EOF time series of mode 1 after the foreshock, while I did not see any signs of such a reversal, as is apparent in Fig. 3.

Fig. 10 Correlation between the PC time series of CSEOF mode 1 and the detrended time series of CSEOF mode 4. The two PC time series exhibits a significant negative correlation (− 0.57).

In the spatial filtering, we remove for every time series a common mode error that was estimated from a modified stacking of position residuals from other sites within ∼1000 km of the selected site.

A theoretical development proposed in this study extends the traditional modal analysis to reconstructing the discrete time series of weak modes, thereby removing its previous limitations to only frequencies, damping ratios and mode shapes.

This trap is capable of collecting particle flux either in a time series or settling velocity mode; settling velocity mode allows the collection of particles that fall within discrete settling velocity intervals.

Mode shapes were obtained from the time series to find the mode shape difference functions between the damaged and the reference states.