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The isolated island architecture of rNGO/LaNi-LDH and rNGO/Au@LaNi-LDH were found to promise rich and active sites to be exposed, which allow for the effective interaction of the reactants (e.g., protons) with these active sites.

A number of vulnerabilities and attack scenarios are exposed which allows malicious attackers to hamper the vehicular control systems and cause harm to the vehicle even the passengers.

At the initial etching stages, a crack is exposed, which allows the tip of the probe to reach the inside of the crack, thus resulting in a high measurement value of surface roughness.

When the partial veil breaks or pulls away from the stem or the cap splits radially, the blackish-brown gleba is exposed, which allows the spores to be dispersed.

The mountain tops of Harriman are rocky and exposed which allows for spectacular views including the fall colors along the Hudson River.

As the potential increased to 0.60 V, diffusion-limitation and surface passivation of pyrite oxidation ceased due to the conversion of amorphous elemental sulfur (S8) to crystalline S8, resulting in the previously covered active sites being re-exposed which allowed continued oxidation of pyrite.

Based on limited structural information [ 48], this region is suggested to be surface exposed, which would certainly be necessary to allow phosphorylation and binding of a 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3also suggests that Met would be solvent exproteinnd therefore susceptible to oxidandon.

International experience - having lived abroad and attended an international school, I had the opportunity to be exposed to many different cultures, which allowed me to shape my identity in both absolute and relative terms.

The chest cavity was exposed to allow for expansion, after which the trachea was carefully intubated and the catheter secured with ligatures.

Cys in crammer is also probably highly exposed, which would allow for intermolecular disulfide bond formation.

The titles chosen by Penguin Classics are "intended to broaden the literature which pupils are exposed to and allow them to enjoy stories and authors which might otherwise be beyond their individual reading level", it said.