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One prediction of the magnetar scenario is the production of a radio transient from the interaction of the magnetar with the surrounding medium.

Regimes of high current, from one side, and of low current and current transient, from the other side, strongly affect oxide defective state introducing different types of flaws; an appropriate balance is crucial for a performing non-defected oxide.

It could be shown that a homogenous transient from the Zr-bonding layer to the graded ZrC coating and to the carbon top layer reveals a better wear protection than sudden transients, which built a inadvertent breaking point in the coating system.

Under such a constraint of mixed control, the simulated current transient from the fractal electrode hardly exhibited the generalised Cottrell behaviour, and, especially, it displayed an inflexion point at the time that corresponds to the temporal outer cut-off of fractality (crossover time required for the fractal to flat transition).

Fig. 3 a Horizontal crustal deformation, which was obtained by subtracting the effect of the afterslip model of the Tohoku earthquake from the first detrended crustal deformation data to make the transient from the Tokai slow slip clear.

Here the following third-order approximation for a smooth transient from the minimum Tmin to the maximum Tmax temperatures registered during the day is assumed T a ( t ) = 1 h SR - h SS 3 ( h SS - t ) 2 ( h SR - 3 h SS + 2 t ) T max + ( 3 h SR - h SS - 2 t ) ( h SS - t ) 2 T min. (26).

Polyphasic chlorophyll a fluorescence transients from the flag leaves of UV excluded wheat plants gave a higher fluorescence yield.

The results show that the AWSA can adaptively peel the simulated transients from the original bearing fault signals.

Thus it is crucial to extract the transients from the bearing vibration or acoustic signals that are always corrupted by a large amount of background noise.

With my students and postdoctoral fellows, we research a wide range of explosive and eruptive astrophysical phenomena, including gamma-ray bursts, tidal disruption events, super-luminous supernovae, and other optical transients (from the Pan-STARRS project and elsewhere), as well as magnetic activity in sub-stellar objects.

This leads to six symbols being interfered by transients from the powering down of the transmitter.