The technique is similar to cathodoluminescence but has advantages that it probes a greater depth of material with a more controllable rate of energy deposition in the layer.
Additionally, the instructor was given more flexibility to cover a wider range and depth of material, provide in-class applied learning opportunities based on problem-solving activities and offer timely feedback/guidance to students.
It is shown that the maximum energy density and specific capacity of the C/PbO2 nanowire system increase during the first 50 cycles before reaching their maximum values, which are 29 Wh kg−1 and 34 F g−1, respectively, at a current density of 10 mA cm−2 and a depth of discharge (positive active electrode material) of 3.8%, that corresponds to a 22C rate.
At each site (N = 7), we counted the number of mimics and models in a linear transect running from the shoreline to a depth of 25 m (electronic supplementary material, table S5).
Over most of non-mountainous Afghanistan, soil samples to a depth of ~1.5 m in alluvial materials were collected and grain size analyses completed (J. Kelley, personal communication, 2010; Fig. 3).
It was a good book with reference to the internal dynamics of the American military command in the period, but it didn't have the depth of material about what was going on outside American headquarters, in Vietnamese society and on Vietnamese ground, to make the claims it made.
Discussion of Physico-chemical analytical methods used in this case study A crosscheck between all results of SEM/EDX and XRF shows similar results of chemical characterization, with difference of the depth of material penetration of each method.
The term "soil" refers to all surface soil material to a depth of broken bedrock that can be removed with a dozer.
Loosen the soil and add organic material to a depth of 30 to 45cm (12 to 18 inches) if you are able.
Thermal softening near surface (confined to a depth of 50 μm) from laser beam-material interaction was observed.
