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It has 254 input channels and is designed to provide on-board trigger information to the first level trigger system of CMS, with the capability of cluster-width discrimination and high-pT track identification.

Carbon-based pigments show broad bands between 1,300 and 1,600 cm−1 but they differ in position, width and relative intensity, allowing discrimination between them.

As source separation increases to more than half the width of the tuning function, discrimination values begin to fall, at angular separations far larger than the MAA.

Less predictably, high-GC, HIP1-poor genomes contaminated with high-GC genes sometimes increased maximal discrimination as the frequency width increased, illustrated in Figure  4B (lower curves), while the maximal discrimination values of most other donor/recipient pairs were only modestly affected by the choice of frequency width (upper curves).

In the acoustic study, which comprised only theoretical modelling, discrimination of differing cargo widths and between solid versus empty cargo trailers was possible using the transmission coefficient.

Dakin and Bex presented evidence for the boosting by measuring classification image for contrast polarity discrimination for Craik-O'Brien-Cornsweet annulus (width 0.27 deg).

The authors in [5, 10] found that a width of stimulation of around 1 mm produced electrode discrimination similar to that of average Nucleus CI24 recipients.

However, tuning width is not the sole relevant variable in orientation discrimination.

To implement these techniques, we have designed and fabricated a six-channel, single-width NIM module for use with QDC for n γ discrimination.

Size discrimination is achieved in both pulse amplitude and width.

Furthermore, the width of the CI indicated appreciable sample variability in model discrimination performance.