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However, both the competition between the individual deformation mechanisms and the geometry between activated dislocation slip systems and imprinted surface vary with surface orientation, which in turn leads to a strong crystallographic orientation dependence of the pattern replications.

This is expected to affect both the competition between different proteins for the same nanoparticle and the maximum level of coverage of the nanoparticle surface by each specific protein.

The lower number of shrews used in autumn is due to the fact that it was harder to catch shrews in autumn and that in autumn (due to the colder temperatures and fewer insects), both the competition between shrews and voles and the predation pressure on nestling voles by the shrews can be assumed to be stronger.

In this paper we investigate, both experimentally and theoretically, the competition between different failure mechanisms (stretching, bending and curvature localization) in freestanding submicron thin films commonly used in micro-electromechanical systems.

The competition between both mechanisms is discussed in terms of porosity and grain size.

Probably, both changes are attributed to the competition between the superexchange (Mn4+ O Mn4+) and double-exchange (Mn3+ O Mn4+) interactions.

For both tension and tension torsion fatigue, the competition between single natural defect and complex artificial defects is observed and analyzed.

The competition between both, mainly dependent on the CF4/CH4 ratio and the rf power, influenced the film surface, thickness, bonding states between C and F, microstructure, the incorporation level of F, and therefore the properties.

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Results showed the interest of such a mixture since the competition between both cations led to more or less structured and large microparticles, some of them having promoted the quantity of CX released.

For the case of the dissolution reactions of KFe3[ SO4 2 − X(CrO4 X](OH 6, concentrations of SO4 2− and CrO4 2− always were similar in the solution (see formulas in Table 1), since both anions presented similar dissolution rates (see Fig. 6) and in some cases the CrO4 2− concentration was higher, probably this limits the competition between both anions, being favored the adsorption of chromate.