Liu et al. [13] proposed that some octahedral Mn III) from the layers of buserite could migrate into the interlayer and become corner-sharing octahedra that assist in the formation of the "wall" of the tunnels during hydrothermal heat treatment.
Hence, a significant part (about 60%) of the edge-shared In–In pairs become corner-shared upon amorphization, as, indeed, can be seen from the average corner-shared In–In coordination of about 8, Figure 13, left axis.
If the ball goes over the goal line (but not into the goal) and was last touched by the defending team, the ball goes to the closest goal line corner and becomes a corner kick, with possession going to the attacking team.
Hybrid system modelers have become a corner stone of complex embedded system development.
Thrombolytic agents have become the corner stone in the treatment of acute myocardial infarction.
"Sala Bianca 945 will soon become a corner stone of the history of fashion and of its impermanence," said Italian art curator Francesco Bonami.
In the face of Donald Trump's racist rhetoric about Mexicans, defending the country's citizens north of the border has become a corner of Mexico's political discourse.
I remember the first week we moved in, and pulled up to what was going to become our corner store, and for someone with a deep depressive illness, Ruby could still muster an occasional wisecrack.
The leadership must find and recruit nationalists and decent individuals who could become the corner stones of their respective offices, who are loyal to the cause of saving Somalia, who, by the same token, are dynamic and effective.
In addition to the clinical examination, computed tomography (CT) scan has become the corner stone for the care of neurosurgical patients.
Thus, Zostera marina will become a corner stone of marine molecular ecology research, with complementary data to follow from several other seagrass species such as Zostera noltii and Posidonia oceanica to conduct further comparative studies.
