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We have designed a novel aggregate of DNA block copolymer (DBC) that is sensitive to hypoxic X-irradiation.

Moreover, dynamic light scattering in alkaline water (pH 9.3) indicated the presence of large non-micellar aggregates of the block polyampholytes.

NDVI and surface temperature pixel scores were aggregated to block group boundaries to measure mean outdoor thermal properties of neighborhoods.

Figure 1a shows that the observed patterns aggregate in rectangular "blocks" of high correlation, indicated in red, corresponding to samples that are highly similar to each other in gene expression patterns.

The high porosity of this aggregate provides blocks with low density and good acoustic and thermal insulating properties.

With regard to the technology for producing aggregate of recycled concrete from concrete blocks, a great deal of research and studies have been reported, and the standard specification was drafted by the Ministry of Construction of Japan in 1996.

Numerical and experimental study of aggregate blocking in extrusion of mortar is presented.

Aggregates of a polymethylene-block-poly(dimethyl siloxane -block-polymethylene (PM-PDMsiloxane -block-polymethylene toluene by cooling down a toluene siloxane -block-polymethylene from 105 °C to room temperature.

Beneath that: a series of blocks where all the commenting is further aggregated.

In addition to the reference concrete, one set of blocks was manufactured with 5% sawdust in substitution of fine aggregate and another set of blocks with the same level of fine aggregate replacement together with 15% lime mud in substitution of cement.

Studies examining the effects of OMT on criminal activity have typically compared levels of criminal involvement which have been aggregated for specific blocks of time, e.g., the period before treatment, during treatment and after treatment [ 9, 20], and the mean total amount of criminal involvement in one period is compared with that in another period.