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It is shown that in the TRZ regime CH/HCO layer remain thin but the layer of CH2O and temperature gradient are broadened owing to the rapid turbulence transport.

In the DRZ regime the CH and HCO layers are also broadened owing to the rapid transport of reactive species such as OH radicals from the high temperature regions where these radicals are formed to the low temperature region.

The tonotopic selectivity, that is, the spatial spread of the different stimuli crucially depends on the characteristics of the tuning curves of auditory nerve fibers, which may, for example, be pathologically broadened owing to a cochlear hearing loss [Givens, 1996; Perkel et al., 1964; Prinz et al., 2003; Ryan et al., 1979].

More frequent J-refocusing gives cleaner spectra, but at the expense of some extra line broadening owing to imperfect refocusing and T2 relaxation.

Therefore the method can suppress not only SBS but also the phase noise induced by linewidth broadening owing to the first phase modulation.

In the far-field, measurements of the tones may exhibit spectral broadening, where owing to scattering, the tones are no longer narrow band peaks in the spectrum.

Spline analyses suggested monotonic dose-response relationships between Se and the incidence of T2DM in both men and women, although the CIs broadened at the highest Se levels owing to fewer numbers of participants at the extremes (Fig. 1).

In the intermediate exchange regime, we show differential broadening at a molar ratio where most resonances are still observed, but are at lower intensities, owing to the broadening.

This certainly contributes to the comparatively small enhancement factor β~5 in 100 nm GNRs, in combination with a broadening of the plasmon peak owing to edge scattering31.

Because the atoms in the metal are packed closely together, their individual energy levels merge together; the emitted lines then overlap and form a continuous i.e., nondiscrete spectrum. Similar phenomena occur in high-pressure arc lamps, in which broadening of spectral lines occurs owing to high collision rates.

It is well known that the XRD technique is limited for the crystallographic characterization of fine crystallites owing to extensive broadening of Bragg reflections and generally not very sensitive to transitions involving oxygen displacements.