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This was attributed to the formation of shallow gap states in these oxides which are located just below the Fermi level and above the polymer HOMO and thus may act as a barrier-free path for the extraction of holes.

The light blue solid line in Fig. 5, denotes a proposed barrier-free dissociation path which occurs on capture of a quasi-free electron into the vertical πσ-MO of rT (2πσ*) which upon extension of the N1 C1′ bond, relaxes from the vertical to the adiabatic surface.

"China has barrier-free access to Europe's markets.

"You go tariff-free, you go barrier-free, you go subsidy-free. . .

All stations are now barrier-free, although works are still ongoing to provide stations with additional barrier-free facilities.

A subsequent barrier-free rotation about the Ru Cα bond swaps the agostic binding sites and brings the β-hydrogen atom of the methyl terminus into the Ru coordination sphere, which opens a gateway (red path in Schemes 3 and 4) to the isomerized side product 1-butene (D4).

We want non-discriminatory and barrier-free access.

The twin matrix interfaces provide barriers and define a directional mean free path for the propagations of subsequent slip or further twinning.

It has been shown that capture rates strongly depend on structural parameters such as QW and barrier widths, number of wells and the mean free path of the carriers as limited by scattering processes [13, 14].

We compare these results to predictions for both diffusive and ballistic transport, as the barrier rises on a length scale comparable to the mean free path.

mean free path will be calculated.