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In the AFM topographic image of the same sample (Fig. 2b), it was found that the grain boundary of the Ni film can be resolved and the partially folded region of the formed graphene sheet can be shown as linear lines with 3 nm height.

These limits, represented as solid, linear lines in Fig. 2 ▸, describe the uniaxial confines of the intrinsic flexibility window for empty EMC-2 (EMT).

Furthermore, in collective mode, the transition from large scatter in expression distributions for single ORFs to smooth linear lines emerges as an organizing principle when grouping of 50 ORFs and above.

Figure 3 displays that for every mass ratio, the volume flux as a function of the applied pressure can be plotted as a nearly linear line with a wide range of mass ratios.

As simple straight linear line is assumed for lumen degradation after ALT testing We found the slope of the mathematical model is easily comparable for three different temperatures and for different number of LED whether it is single or consists of forty or eighty LED.

At the other end of the size scale, some small events known as linear or line-course LARPs feature a small group of PCs facing a series of challenges from NPCs and are often more tightly planned and controlled by GMs than other styles of LARP.

The most critical thing to realize when using this filter is that they work best with a scene where there is a fairly linear line, such as a horizon or cityscape.

Getting better isn't a linear line.

Supply and demand curves especially in early examples of consumer surplus are usually represented as linear equations (straight lines on the graph).

The lowest 4 and 13 activity levels were used to plot the trend line as linear response for detectors A and B, respectively.

The Jeep was the first to turn an Army image into civilian sales, and it is still doing so, a reminder of a world war in which the moral and battle lines were as linear and upright as the shape of the body.