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Results from the ComplOverlap methodology in these graphs are the same as in Fig. 6, as there are no versatile parameters in this methodology, except for the α value to define the threshold.

A versatile parameter, ρ, not only allowed to understand practical enhancements, but also to guide the fitting of experimental results to theory.

We find that the phase of the parametric pump field is a versatile parameter for shaping the interferometer's spectral density.

Nevertheless, these genetic approaches would allow more controlled and more versatile parameter changes, but they still have not found their way into the biological physicist's standard repertoire.

The versatile shell element developed in this study (called '4EAS-FS') will be used to compare and analyze buckling load and modes for various parameters.

The rich information provided by correlation techniques prompted the development of versatile inverse parameter identification procedures combining finite element (FE) simulations and full field kinematic data.

The versatile Loo parameter selection of the newer model enables a more realistic modelling over the full dynamic range of the received signal.

It is shown that the versatile control of parameters in the ETP setup (i.e. arc current, gas flow rates and working pressure) enables specific tuning of the film properties (i.e. chemical composition, optical and mechanical properties).

Phillips et al. (2008, 2013) proposed a flexible framework where various empirical parametrizations can be bundled into a versatile form since parameters in the formulation can be easily constrained by various observational data.

This average throughput has achieved an improved performance due to the expiry index computation and reflection of a versatile and interactive parameter as compared to the static pre-defined deadline.The average delay for the traffic class ertPS is shown in the Figure 7.

Even basic measurements of these DNP parameters require versatile instrumentation at high magnetic fields not commercially available to date.