"But I was using it as a lens to look at bigger structures.
And so sometimes the orchestra built even bigger structures on the originals.
I am more interested in the narrative frictions between one note and its neighbour than in bigger structures.
"That's not saying they were held together with cardboard in prior years, but they're now using bigger structures.
The certain relationships here to work going on in the center, I think may not have been clear so far, but the idea of the compositional models putting together to form bigger structures, it relates closely to the ventral stream hierarchical models, atomic Poggio and [INAUDIBLE] what they're doing.
The association of two crossovers keeps the helices parallel and holds them tightly together, allowing the assembly of bigger structures.
With the current advent of high-resolution scanning devices that are capable of taking images of bigger structures, the presented method could become a valuable tool for broad inspection of varying material.
The smaller pores are compressed and joined to form bigger structures showing good agreement with the decreasing trend in the surface area of the electrodes with increasing calendering pressure (Fig. 3b).
Richard Cooper, Amber Thomson and Pascal Parois have kindly agreed to contribute a paper to this Issue, describing strategies for handling bigger and bigger structures, and the way in which these are being implemented in the Oxford CRYSTALS package.
Some small structures (height 2.5 nm, width 20 nm) could be seen, but bigger structures (up to 9 nm in height and up to 70 nm in width) were also present.
Improving the speed of the calculation during cycles of least-squares refinement therefore helps to improve the user experience with bigger structures, reducing frustration and time penalties associated with frequent task switching.
