A systematic, time-dependent, surface-sensitive study has, for the first time, given new insights into the mechanism of the often-used, but unexplained, sulfuric/nitric acid oxidation of graphene-containing materials, such as carbon fibers and carbon nanotubes.
A systematic, time-based approach gives you a target, a way to hold off a craving by not smoking at that moment but rather on a pre-determined time, which you've set.
We discuss how these systematic effects impact the precise orbit determination of LAGEOS geodetic satellites over a 1-year analysis, and additionally give a measure of the local effect into station coordinates, regarding in particular the effect in the east west component that is of 2 6 mm for a typical systematic time bias of one μs.
Moreover, in our study area, when following 61 randomly selected tube wells three times per year over a 3-year period, no systematic time trends could be shown [ 45].
These rapidly fatal cases were considered as the ones most likely to be influenced by a systematic survival time error.
Nevertheless, in order to further ascertain the causal impact of CBOs on service availability and utilization a systematic over time assessment is necessary.
It is interesting to note that studies of retention ages [ Frey, 2008] indicate a systematic sawtooth time variation pattern in the latitudinal locations of the largest basins on Mars (see Figure 6), suggesting postimpact polar reorientations.
The current work is our first systematic time-course measurements of rice foliage throughout a day.
Study 1 aimed to investigate whether variation across time in specific ballet positions is indeed random, or whether there is a systematic trend across time.
Questions that need to be asked include whether the eruption locations have shifted in a systematic way with time, or if the locus (or loci) of activity has drifted towards, or away from, a particular area.
