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The obtained iron phosphide nanowires have a typical width of ~16 nm and a length of several hundred nanometers.

As a result, similar to the clinical, narrower energy windows are used in preclinical SPECT, with a typical width of 10 20 % around the photopeak, while in preclinical PET, very large energy windows are used (350 650 keV).

As shown in Figure 4f, the width of SiNW is thicker, with a typical width of 40 nm at the bottom (right) to 20 μm at the tip (left).

SEM and AFM inspection of the surface after cleaning revealed these scratches have a typical width of around 500 nm and a peak-to-valley height of around 20 nm, indicating they are relatively narrow, shallow and unlikely to be visible to the naked eye.

Through Hells Canyon below the HCC, the Snake River has a typical width of about 75 m, about one-quarter of the channel width of the upstream Weiser reach (Fig.  4).

In the AFM image, the structures appear to be of dendritic type; however, the width of the branches is now strongly increased as compared to that of the previous example: a typical width of 15 μm is observed here for individual branches.

Petal-shaped MnO2, having sheet thickness of a few nm and typical width of 100 nm, with a strong adhesion on CC is observed.

We used a value of τ = 4 ms, as this reflected the typical width of peaks found in the data (Supplementary Fig. 1 c,d ).

The typical width of these fibers increases with the number of deposition steps.

The typical width of each radiation pulse is several hundred nanoseconds.

ε-Fe2O3 were found to be dispersed as nanorods with typical width of 5 nm from HRTEM images.