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On the contrary, Fe, Cr, and Co levels are basically controlled by parent material (Franco-Uria et al. 2009).
Shape memory alloys undergo a martensitic transformation, where thermomechanical properties are basically controlled by the austenite martensite interphases, exhibiting complex orientation relationships and irrational habit planes.
Sedimentary processes in subduction zones are basically controlled by geomorphological evolution in response to short-term events related to the tectonic formation of sedimentary basins, deep-sea canyons, or steep scarps, as well as long-term sea-level changes and hinterland tectonics.
Thus the nano-network structures are basically controlled by the geometries of spaces available within the mesoporous materials used, and this route opens new field for synthesis of novel nano-structured materials, which, otherwise, can not be synthesized directly on their own.
In this paper, we present a two-stage method for the assessment of the opportunity cost of the periodical release of flushing flows in the lower reaches of rivers with regimes that are basically controlled by a series of dams equipped with hydropower generation facilities.
"Thousand Oaks is basically controlled by developers, and that's the bottom line," he says.
The nature of the QD is basically controlled by doping concentration and channel design.
Light absorption in Si1 − xC x is basically controlled by its stoichiometry [17] and bonding configurations [32].
The PGA values were affected by distinguished periods of observed ground motions; they were basically controlled by predominant periods of the ground surface estimated from previous microtremor observations.
Therefore, incision rates over the last 1 Ma in the Cinca River valley were basically controlled by near-uniform bedrock uplift, in the context of climate variability.
It was concluded that the creep behaviour of all the films was basically controlled by the deformation of the amorphous phase and, more specifically, by the density and tautness of tie-chains.
