This final observation is directly as a consequence of the increased peak capacity that IM provides.
In 2000 non-duty consumption reached a peak of 78%, according to the Tobacco Manufacturers Associationn—a consequence of the weak euro as well as a sudden increase in taxes of inflation plus 5%.
As a consequence of the frequency pushing effect, the peak position becomes dependent on M z unless ωFSTO= ω0.
However, for the case of the PC-DSC, the different absorption enhancement attained as a consequence of the overlap between Bragg peak and the dye absorption band gives rise to clear deviations from the values obtained for the reference cell.
The HT reduction peak is ca. twofold more sensitive to the catalyst thermal treatment that the maximum temperature for LT peak, as a consequence of the different types of species reduced in each stage.
In this way, the mechanism adapts to the tracking performance: the curvature profile remains invariant whereas the speed profile may exhibit new peaks as a consequence of the modifications of the control patterns.
The treatment with acridine also led to a change in several significant peaks as a consequence of the toxin exposure (Fig. 3).
It was found, that the first three to six peaks are less repeatable as a consequence of the usage of a freshly prepared PB film.
Finally, an increase in human-to-human contact, as a consequence of the post monsoonal floods might be an important factor in the second epidemic peak [ 21].
Absorption spectra at room temperature (see Figure 1 ) of all investigated samples show the expected red shift of the ground-state excitonic absorption peak with increasing core size and shell thickness as a consequence of the reduced exciton localization.
Although the overall spectra are often similar, crystal spectra typically exhibit sharp peaks and other features that specifically arise as a consequence of the long-range order of the crystal's atomic-scale structure.
