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This paper considers the design of isotropic analysis functions on the sphere which are perfectly limited in the spectral domain and optimally localized in the spatial domain.

Ink penetrates and spreads optimally in the paper and the words exhibit clear edges with small fluctuations because of the desirable wettability and wicking.

Although gold colloid in this size range has maximal absorbance in the visible wavelengths, there are several variants of AuNPs that are of similar size 25-600 nm) and absorb optimally in the NIR region, permitting translation of this delivery method for PTT.

The structure is assembled to maximize its connectivity and centred optimally in the unit cell.

The reaction is catalyzed by cytochrome P-450 and occurs optimally in the presence of oxygen although some dechlorination may occur under anaerobic conditions.

A numerical analysis of the spatial approximation for both formulations is performed, which shows that they have a similar behavior: they are both stable and optimally convergent in the same mesh-dependent norm.

The creation of electrons and holes thus occurs optimally in the first and second layers.

The parameters involved in H2T and RAC are chosen optimally in the sense that the average number of decodable input packets is maximized.

Indeed, when we superimpose PDZ domain binding affinities with gene ontologies, network topology data and the domain position within a PDZ superfamily protein, functional overlap is minimized and PDZ domains position optimally in the binding space.

The presented results demonstrate that a SQUID-based NMR system is a promising setup for the investigation of hyperpolarization techniques that work optimally in the μT and mT range and below, such as SABRE or dynamic nuclear polarization.

The capacity to mentalize, defined as "… the activity of understanding behavior in relation to mental states such as thoughts and feelings" [ 41], develops optimally in the context of a relationship with a stable attachment.