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The AuI⋯AuI interaction based structure of the Au3A3 microwires can broaden the scope of nano- and micro-scale organic semiconductors and will be valuable for the future design and synthesis of new organic semiconducting materials and also have potential in the fields of chemo-sensing and photo detectors.
The authors also point to the incentive based structure of the franchise form, namely, royalties and franchise fees, which are also a key reason why agency costs in the franchise form are cheaper compared to more rigid salary structures generally applied in company-owned units.
Then, the ensemble based structure of SLFNs has been proposed to enhance the performance of protein sequence classification.
Hyperparametric modes spaced by approximately 2 THz create the base structure of the comb, while commensurate Brillouin modes spaced by approximately 10 GHz populate the intermediate frequency gaps.
It illustrated that the base structure of the hierarchical TiO2 photocatalysts has significant influence on their photocatalytic reactivities because of their different dimensions and size.
Based on the number of learners shown in Table 3, we could say that a small number of learners still did not have a good understanding of the base structure of the problem.
The base structure of the cortex in dogs (and humans) is composed of secondary osteones, whereas sheep cortex comprises predominantly lamellar bone.
A silicon dioxide film on silicon is an ideal material combination to use for the base structure of the nanopore support because of its well-characterized electrical properties, reproducibility, and commercial availability.
They also have extensive post-translation modifications, including dehydrated residues, such as dehydroalanine and dehydrobutyrine, and thioether bridges called lanthionines (Fig. 2 depicts the base structure of the lantibiotic, nisin, of L. lactis).
Some critics of commercial aviation blame the misery of modern air travel on the hub-based structure of the routes.
