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Acting as both anode and cathode electrocatalysts with a two-electrode electrolyzer in alkaline medium, NiCo2O4 nanosheet array produced a small cell voltage of 1.59 V to drive a current density of 10 mA cm−2.

His six-minute video, whose view circles the event, was created by carefully placing 13 cameras that could shoot simultaneously around and above the splash; the array produced a series of images that were then processed with 3-D modeling software to generate an exact replica of the scene.

The robot's electronics were designed around a Field Programmable Gate Array, producing a versatile computing architecture.

Transistors made of different materials respond differently to different chemicals, so that the array produces a distinctive signal when exposed to an odour.

Such array produces a countable infinite fractal set of reflections, a phenomena which is opposite to the effect of optical invisibility.

Under Xenon lamp illumination (UV spectrum matched to AM 1.5G, 88 mW/cm(2) total power density), the branched TiO(2) nanorod array produces a photocurrent density of 0.83 mA/cm(2) at 0.8 V versus reversible hydrogen electrode (RHE).

The BLAST detector consists of an eight-sector copper coil array producing a toroidal magnetic field, instrumented with two opposing wedge-shaped sectors of wire chambers, scintillation detectors, Cerenkov counters, neutron detectors, a lead-glass forward calorimeter, and recoil detectors.

The co-prime array produces a co-array that has both redundancy and holes.

Spread over 24 square kilometers (9 square miles), the array produces a little over 2 billion kWhs per year.

Furthermore, for the higher temperatures (blue and red), the localization is lost due to thermal pumping of excitations into the array, producing a fully thermalized state.

This demonstrates that the labelling protocol used for the exon array produces a more consistent signal across the whole transcript as compared to the 3' bias seen with older labelling protocols.