Robustness survival data

Eq. (44)). In Eig. 20, we show the result of this approximation for reasonable a = 1 and cOc = 2 a/ Q )D- Even though these curves resemble the experimental data better than in the previous figure, they do not really provide more material support for the theory than the earlier method. This discussion simply demonstrates that the basic estimates are robust enough to survive different levels of treatment. Also, curiously, these curves reflect the experimental tendency that the higher T plateaus seem to have a more negative slope as compared to the low T ones (see Fig. 1), which was less obvious in Fig. 19. 

Having a platform-independent encoding for data transport does not yet mean that it is possible to transport the data unchanged via a given Internet channel. If sent, for example, as part of an electronic mail message, only 7-bit characters and short lines up to 80 characters can safely be expected to survive all possible involved transport steps. Hence there is a demand to encode and decode binary or 8-bit information into more robust forms. The most commonly used and unfortunately incompatible schemes for this task are the uuencode, mac-binhex, base64, and quoted-printable encodings for MIME applications, and UTF-8 for UNICODE. ... 

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