A broadly based analysis of the PL output suggests that the bulk of the output at the blue end of the spectrum, specifically peaks centred at 424 and 451 nm, is due to transitions from (extended) interstitial zinc defect states to zinc vacancy states or the VB.
For example, the BBC always refused to classify its cyclical adaptations of the books of Jane Austen and Charles Dickens as arts output, even when such a move would have usefully increased the bulk of the output as ammunition against those complaining that it was too low.
But the bulk of this output is expected to flow through a new line running to Russia's Black Sea coast.
But America, like Australia and most modern economies, produces the bulk of its output in dense metropolitan areas.
His silent films, such as this one, are far more exciting and experimental than the bulk of his output in the sound era, Tell England excluded.
The bulk of global output will be produced in the emerging world.The pace of the shift testifies to these countries' success.
As long as the labor market remains weak, consumers — whose purchases make up the bulk of economic output each quarter — will be reluctant to spend money.
Though her portraits have tended to be overshadowed by her role as fashion goddess, by the whole exotic narrative of Miller's life, they formed the bulk of her output, two-thirds of her 60,000 images.
He has always been entrepreneurial, prolific and populist – qualities that, in tandem with his practice of employing technicians to realise the bulk of his output, challenge ideas about authenticity.
China has more than 100 automakers, as Detroit did a century ago, but the bulk of its output comes from a small number of joint ventures with multinational companies.
