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Coordination numbers of these metal atoms range from n = 9, to n = 7 (steps) and n = 6 (kinks).

The average NCS values for overlay of Cα atoms range from 0.22 Å, for BcKynB, to 0.32 Å for both BaKynB and PaKynB.

We consider 5 different environmental conditions each containing a different carbon source as substrate which the number of carbon atoms range from two to six by using Acetate, Pyruvate, L-malate, L-glutamate and D-glucose.

Associated targets consist of 10 to 70 atoms, range from 75.1 to 690.4 g/mol in molecular weight, and serve varied biological and chemical functions.

They have used this method to publish the atomic masses of 13 different atoms ranging from hydrogen to cesium with an uncertainty of around 1 part in 10 billion.

The number of side chain carbon atoms ranges from 2 (poly vinyl acetate) to 18 (poly vinyl stearate)).

Some of the spectra they obtained from the vaporization corresponded to previously unknown forms of carbon containing even numbers of carbon atoms ranging from 40 to more than 100.

The performance of GMD-Reax has been benchmarked on a PC equipped with a NVIDIA C2050 GPU for coal pyrolysis simulation systems with atoms ranging from 1378 to 27,283.

The codes presented here extend previously published codes for single ionization of target hydrogen [Crothers and McCartney, Comput. Phys. Commun. 72 (1992) 288], target helium [Nesbitt, O'Rourke and Crothers, Comput. Phys. Commun. 114 (1998) 385] and target atoms ranging from lithium to neon [O'Rourke, McSherry and Crothers, Comput. Phys. Commun. 131 (2000) 129].

A FORTRAN 90 program is presented which calculates the total cross sections, and the electron energy spectra of the singly and doubly differential cross sections for the single target ionization of neutral atoms ranging from hydrogen up to and including argon.

The solvent-exposed surface area of the H-bond acceptor atoms ranges from 0.2 Å2 (0%) to 11.8 Å2 (∼25%), while the MC H-bond donor amide is typically completely excluded from solvent (Figure 1C and 1D).