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The much larger number of cells in actual lesions (>107→Sf < 10−8 for TCP = 0.9) still dramatically widens the width of the valley in between the two curves as shown in Fig. 1.

For example, choices that widen the width of the moving temperature front decrease the maximum regeneration temperature under stationary feed conditions.

It is found that the rail dampers can significantly widen the width of stop bands and increase the rate of vibration decay along the rail.

The sudden positive effects of the EIA, in terms of increasing the peak and widening the width, during storm events of 06 April 2011, 09 March 2012 and 01 October 2012 were observed dominantly due to prompt penetration electric fields to the magnetic equator, which were caused by a southward turning of the interplanetary magnetic field (Bz).

We also note that the etalon gap drift by variation of ambient temperature of the FPI may affect the accuracy of the FPI temperature measurement through widening the fringe width during the drift.

Increase the field of view by widening the sector width.

Dear Editor, We wish to comment on the assertion that a "short pulse width widens the therapeutic window of subthalamic neurostimulation," as reported by Reich et al. 1 In that publication, the authors defined "therapeutic window" in deep brain stimulation as the difference in current between the onset of full rigidity control and the onset of adverse muscle contractions at a given pulse duration.

Widen the width of the each following layer until you have filled up the dip, or beveled, edge in the wallboard and the joint appears to be flat.

This widens the target distribution.

The electric field could induce the semiconductor metal transition, change the direct gap into the indirect gap, alter the subband curvatures, destroy the double degeneracy, produce the new band-edge states, make more subbands group around the Fermi level, and widen the π-band width.

By widening the board to the width of a door anyone can stand on one.