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For the film oxidized without an applied magnetic field, ZnO was formed as nanowires by oxidation at the apexes of Zn particles, which was suppressed by the high magnetic field because it exerted a Lorentz force on the oxygen ions.

Surely because it exerts its lurid appeal on multiple levels.

He doesn't need the pressure of realism (though his best work is powerful surely because it exerts its own pressure on the real), and indeed his novels are daring in the way that they seem almost to invent their own gauges of verisimilitude.

Note the mirror symmetry between action and the displacing force it counters (action is greater because it exerts its effects through a squashing function).

Phenology is also important because it exerts significant control on terrestrial carbon cycling and sequestration.

Because it exerts a strong selection pressure on the inferior parasitoids it seems to be likely that these antagonists have evolved strategies to minimize IGP.

The field has an important influence upon the turbulence because it exerts a pressure similar to gas pressure, thereby influencing the motions of the gas.

This precursor of EMAP-II is an intriguing substrate, because it exerts a dual function:23 Pro-EMAP-II is identical to the p43 cofactor of the aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase complex.

China's support for such a resolution is viewed as critical because it holds a veto in the Council and because it exerts influence over North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-il.

Shockley assumes here that the collective is morally responsible for harm because it exerts "coordinating control" over what happens in the group.

Algal inoculation, or so-called algalization, has been applied as an alternative to fertilizer because it exerts a positive effect on soil properties (Aiyer et al., 1972) and provides better N-availability than chemical fertilizers (Tirol et al., 1983).