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Emissions of carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxides are nearly zero, with just traces resulting from the engine's lubricating oil and the heat of combustion.

Fig. 2 Illustration of voltage traces resulting from a bursting response kernel and sinusoidal stimuli.

In addition, time traces resulting from (weighted) singular decomposition (SVD), that evaluates the number of components and number and values of time constants present in the data, can be fitted as well.

However, precise spike timing was altered significantly: cross-correlations of Gaussian current injections delivered alone vs. delivered with concurrent illumination resulted in zero-lag cross-correlations that were on average 37% smaller than cross-correlations of pairs of spike traces resulting from Gaussian current injections alone (p<0.005, see Methods for details of this analysis).

However, the absorbance traces resulting from mixing phenylalanine-activated wild-type PheH with DOPAME or dopamine were markedly slower and more complex than in the absence of phenylalanine, fitting poorly to single exponentials with at least two phases visible at the higher catecholamine concentrations.

The third part focuses on the actual traces resulted from the experiment.

Such traces result from the higher order multiple reflections between the ionosphere and ground, which was observed on only one night in our data set as shown in Figure 8a (corresponding to the observations of 5/6 January 2009).

We argue that these traces result from feeding, rather than intraspecific combat.

While we interpret these traces as the results of scavenging, we cannot entirely rule out the possibility that these traces result from an individual slowly consuming a kill over an extended period of time.

This finding supported the idea that the traces resulted from the shedding process similar to the release of CA IX ECD to a medium above the culture.

A typical experimental trace resulting from these measurements is shown in fig. 1. (Representative examples of experimental traces from all of the lengths and concentrations considered throughout the paper as well as examples of rejected traces are shown in the Supporting Information S1).