U . N . officials were considering the request, although it amounted to the population transfers characteristic of the war in former Yugoslavia, in which the United Nations has repeatedly tried to avoid involvement.
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U . N . officials were considering the request, although it amounted to the population transfers characteristic of the war in former Yugoslavia, which the United Nations has repeatedly tried to avoid involvement in.
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The triode, despite being the oldest signal amplification device, also can ( depending on the device in question ) have a more linear no-feedback transfer characteristic than more advanced devices such as beam tetrodes and pentodes.
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Gain is a linear operation . " Gain compression " is not linear and, as such, its effect is one of distortion, due to the nonlinearity of the transfer characteristic which also causes a loss of'slope'or'differential'gain.
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It looks particularly at how the properties of the ice pig behave with different ice fractions and varied levels of particulate loading as well as looking into the effects of shear strength, viscosity and heat transfer characteristics.
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The most noticeable difference in behaviour between a distributed element filter and its lumped-element approximation is that the former will have multiple passband replicas of the lumped-element prototype passband, because transmission line transfer characteristics repeat at harmonic intervals.
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The best combination of a smooth transfer characteristic, low distortion, wide range of adjustment, and nearly equal rates of increase and decrease of the transmission coefficient is achieved in a series-parallel circuit composed of two ROs and a series resistor.
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As fouling builds up within the tubing, an insulating effect is created and the heat transfer characteristics of the tubes are diminished often requiring the turbine to be slowed to a point where the condenser can handle the exhaust steam produced.
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As practiced, inverse-filtering is usually limited to non-nasalized or slightly nasalized vowels, and the recorded waveform is passed through an inverse-filter having a transfer characteristic that is the inverse of the transfer characteristic of the supraglottal vocal tract configuration at that moment.
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As practiced, inverse-filtering is usually limited to non-nasalized or slightly nasalized vowels, and the recorded waveform is passed through an inverse-filter having a transfer characteristic that is the inverse of the transfer characteristic of the supraglottal vocal tract configuration at that moment.
