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XRD patterns show obvious broadening phenomena, which indicate the small size of the alloyed nanocrystals [18].

Also by re-tuning the model parameters the model predictions did not fit the experimental results which points to a structural inadequacy of the conventional deterministic growth models in describing the experimentally observed broadening phenomenon.

In this paper we present an investigation of this broadening phenomenon.

Motivated by the fact that flow acceleration stabilizes the boundary layer even at Re>108, we explore theoretically the diffusion broadening phenomenon in converging DMAs.

Remarkable line broadening phenomenon, LBP observed in the 1H NMR spectra of poly(1) and poly(2) prepared at 0 °C or 40 °C, and poly(3) prepared at 40 °C was correlated with the polymerization temperature and the radical concentration generated in the polymer.

The exchange broadening phenomenon is comprised of all forward and reverse steps shown in eq 8.

Interestingly, this resonance line-broadening phenomenon appears to be dependent on pH and temperature.

The broaden band phenomenon was due to the different shape anisotropic field induced by five different width stripes.

The broaden band phenomenon could be controlled by tuning width of different stripe as well as thickness of magnetic films in order to meet the requirement in the actual application, which may be useful in the future EMI devices.

Compared to the combined stripe patterned film, the resonance frequency of each stripe fell in the range of FWHM of combined stripe patterned one as the red area depicted, which well supported our assumption that the broaden band phenomenon of combined stripe patterned film was due to superposition of distinctive resonance peaks induced by different stripes.

This new phenomenon broadens the possibility of bandgap tuning in CFTS not only by chemical means (e.g., by variation of thermal annealing and/or composition) but also by mechanical ones (e.g., by milling) [20].