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No growth in size can be observed after homogeneous nucleation of nanocrystal since the absorption peak position is fixed ever since it appears.

Traction force recovery after non-homogeneous stretch crossed and then exceeded baseline value by as much as 92% (p = 0.04) at ∼600 s (Movie S2), which is a response consistent with reinforcement, while traction force recovery after homogeneous stretch did not exceed baseline (p>0.05; Figure 4a).

Carbon monoxide is massively discharged after the homogeneous reaction due to incomplete combustion.

Even after a homogeneous reduction treatment (673 K, H2 flow), catalysts with different pre-reduction thermal histories showed dissimilar TOF (per surface Co0 atom) under FTS conditions (493 K, 2.0 MPa).

After a homogeneous solution system is obtained, it is then further subjected to electrospinning to produce silver nanoparticle-containing nanofibers.

After a homogeneous dispersion is achieved, the solution is then subjected to laser ablation or chemical reduction.

While slightly less accurate than the heterogeneous counterparts, the reconstructions after the homogeneous phase are still highly accurate: a relative error of 2%, 4%, and 12% in estimating the number of introns in internal nodes, the number of losses along each branch, and the number of gains along each branch, respectively [ 20].

In the warm weather it's always buzzing, but that's the buzz of a homogeneous after-work crowd on weekdays, and a touristy bunch on weekends.

Pérez-Ponce de León, G. & Poulin, R. Taxonomic distribution of cryptic diversity among metazoans: not so homogeneous after all.

The more we reject embarrassing big-ticket stunts like "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" and "Coupling," the riskier it becomes to produce bloated would-be crowd-pleasers chasing after a theoretically homogeneous crowd.

Using high-energy X-ray diffraction we study structural changes in bulk metallic glasses after uniaxial compressive homogeneous deformation at temperatures slightly below the glass transition.