This result might make sense if the authors had observed the emission from a single shell of ejected matter.
The role of this two-step procedure is to enforce the electrons to enter a single shell of the multi-wall nanotubes, and we study how from that point they get redistributed amongst the other tubes.
At higher pH, there is only a single shell of oxygen backscatterers indicated by one peak in the radial structural functions.
For all sorption samples collected at low temperature, there is only a single shell of oxygen backscatterers indicated by one peak in the radial structural functions compared to multiple peaks for the model compounds reflecting Sr-Sr, Sr-C and Sr-Si/Al backscatters.
sphericity = 99.41%± 0.18% (s.d)., n = 50; optical system error = 2.5 um; measurement error = 0.16 um; measurement error was obtained by the repeat location and measurement of a single shell for 20 times), had an approximate spherical and concentric form, as shown in the central image of Fig. 3A.
Darwin spent half of Annie's life researching barnacles, but all that we see — and maybe it's enough — is his prizing open of a single shell, disclosing within a galaxy of rainbow-tinted ooze.
In establishing DM, it is noted that the equations of a single shell hold also in each lamina of the composite.
In a twenty-minute bombardment, a single shell struck the magazine of the fort at Sedd el Bahr at the tip of the Gallipoli peninsula, displacing (but not destroying) 10 guns and killing 86 Turkish soldiers.
The film shows, in slow motion, a body of soldiers charging across a field and the catastrophic effect of a single shell exploding above their heads, showering them with hundreds of small, lethal shrapnel balls.
While it has previously been suggested that the common ancestor was shell-less, the new study, says Smith, points towards a single shell and a radula forming part of the body plan of molluscs, which have since been lost, modified or multiplied in various branches over the course of evolution.
Winston Churchill later described the scene as "the placid, prudent, elderly English gentleman with his 20,000 men spread around the beaches, the front lines sitting on the tops of shallow trenches, smoking and cooking, with here and there an occasional rifle shot, others bathing by hundreds in the bright blue bay where, disturbed hardly by a single shell, floated the great ships of war".
