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M. modiolus also formed aggregations with a higher fractal dimension in the high and medium density treatments compared to lower density, suggesting that at higher density this increased patch complexity could further facilitate increased recruitment with the enhanced habitat available for settlement.

As the ratio increased up to 1 4, the quasi-sphere aggregations with a size of 10 μm composed of the nanosheets and sphere-like particle can be obtained, as shown in Fig. 4e.

The SEM examination of the dendron 14 revealed the formation of long extended and entwined nanofibers via π-stacking interactions, occurring between the phenyl substituents, as the main driving force of the intermolecular self-assembly, while dendron 12 formed interesting nanorod aggregations with a well-defined rectangle structure.

The as-received AZO Y nanoparticles were first granulated by spray drying to form larger sphere aggregations with a diameter of approximately 10 μm and then were pressed by uniaxial pressing (50 MPa, 3 min) in a stainless steel die with a diameter of 8 cm.

In an experiment, we then analysed interactions of actual male moor frogs in natural spawning aggregations with a brown (resembling a female or a non-breeding male) and a blue model frog.

Consistent with Moran's I, Figure 2(a) showed strong spatial aggregations, with a tendency for high rates in the eastern and central agglomerations and low rates in the west.

So the well-dispersed AuNPs remain stable against salt-induced aggregation with a red color.

The compounds reported here relaxed vascular smooth muscle and inhibited platelet aggregation with a profile similar to that of trans-resveratrol (t-RESV) and, in some cases, showed activity higher than that of the natural compound.

Hitch Hiker combines aggregation with a lightweight remote binding model.

Ag nanoparticles were synthesized by inert gas aggregation, with a high control in the size of the particles.

The grain-size distribution of the deposits has a few peaks, with the main component around 4φ (~60 μm) (Fig. 9); however, the falling particles may be larger because of aggregation, with a higher settling velocity.