Simulated optimized designs predicted breakdown values from 40% of the ideal breakdown with a single ring, to 84% of the ideal value for diodes with four rings.
In addition, the theoretical data from [5] for breakdown of a typical single-gate device is shown by blue triangles.
In hormone-induced differentiating Zinnia cell cultures we detected DNA breakdown reflected in a single band of 160-180 bp that was abolished in the presence of the broad range caspase inhibitor Z-Asp-CH2-DCB (Fig. 2).
Until the 17th century the Diet possessed effective legal power, including the decision of war or peace, but the Peace of Westphalia (1648) spelled the final breakdown in the conception of a single German empire united by its members' common aims.
The malfunction or an unexpected breakdown of one single piece of equipment may significantly hamper the plant economics; thus, it is of utmost importance that the scaling-up issues are addressed properly each time a critical piece of equipment is designed to exceed the capacity of previous industrial references.
The data were too complicated to offer a specific breakdown of benefits, even for a single class of postdoc.
Ignoring ACh breakdown, a single, well-mixed ACh application would be expected to elevate ACh concentration to a final value of 10 μM.
We estimate that the entire phagocytosis process of a single rod, from initial microglial contact to eventual intracellular breakdown, occurs over the time-scale of ≈1 h.
A mechanical failure of a single component is sufficient to cause a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) breakdown.
Gel filtration analysis after radiolabelling showed the presence of a single peak of molecular weight 100 kDa, with no evidence of aggregation or breakdown.
Cubism, for example, posits a breakdown of single-point perspective and the Cartesian philosophy underlying it.
