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The hydrogen lines are stronger, attaining their maximum intensities in A-type stars, in which the surface temperature is about 9,000 K. Thereafter, these absorption lines gradually fade as the hydrogen becomes ionized.
The examination of the variation of discharge capacity as function of the cycle number (Fig. 3) reveals that the alloys possess good activation performances, attaining their maximum discharge capacities at the first cycle.
Moreover, while power-law-based approaches only allow a monotonic increase or decrease of growth (Coomes and Allen 2007; Richardson et al. 2009, 2011), some studies argue for hump-shaped growth trajectories, with species attaining their maximum growth rate at intermediate size (Davies 2001; Herault et al. 2011; Easdale et al. 2012).
There is a corresponding increase in the kinetic stresses, which attain their maximum values at the hopper exit.
By carrying out the pretreatment processes the cells were activated to attain their maximum performances in a very short time.
As FAK and paxillin were assembled at FAs and attained their maximum FI values, a pair of image frames (FAK and paxillin) at these time points of maxima were selected as the final frames.
It is of interest to note that for a given initial porosity, the radial stress and the pressure attain their maximum values at r = 0 (at center).
Wind speeds attain their maximum value at the second region, the eyewall, which is typically 15 to 30 km (10 to 20 miles) from the centre of the storm.
Superficial cells did not attain their maximum density (45% of all cells) until approximately 1 day before the serum estradiol-17β peak.
Vibrations reaching the basal end through the perilymph proceed along the membrane as traveling waves that attain their maximum amplitude at a distance corresponding to their frequency and then rapidly subside.
Whereas girls tend to attain their maximum proficiency in speeded tasks earlier in life than boys do, males continue to gain proficiency over a longer period and maintain that proficiency well into middle age.
