(9) and (10) predict that more than two mismatches decay the intensit to tiny values of less than 5% of its value for perfect matched duplexes.
In addition, the CLN2 basal expression rate was fixed at zero, since even tiny values of this parameter consistently caused cln3 Δ bck2 Δ and cln3 Δ bck2 Δ sic Δ strains to be viable, contrary to experimental observations.
The outage probability threshold of SUs θ 0 is a very tiny value which ensures the communication in the secondary network.
We also alternately add and subtract a tiny value ϵ to values in q i and d i, so that correlation is always defined and two segments with constant values will have a correlation of one.
A lot of mortgages did drop in value by that amount and more, since down payments were tiny and the value of houses (as measured by the Case-Shiller index) went down 32% from its 2006 peak to its 2009 low.
The State Department pays for curatorial assistance, shipping and insurance, costs that last year topped $1 million, a tiny fraction of the value of the 3,500 works of art now on display at 170 locations around the world.
A key problem, says environmental engineer Pai, is that workers only capture a tiny proportion of the value of the waste they collect, separate and transport to scrap dealers.
Even though its commonplace design never pretended to be anything but a mundane daily record, a register of one soldier's march of days, the tiny volume underscored the value of his experience.
The fee would represent a tiny fraction of the value of a volunteer manager's time spent recruiting and vetting candidates, and a volunteer's contributions to the non-profit, Catchafire reasons.
Kenneth Holden, commissioner of the department of design and construction, said the deal would help to recoup at least a tiny part of the original value of the towers and to dispose of the wreckage in an environmentally responsible way.
