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The average particles size of nanocomposite was characterized in the range of 52 58 nm using SEM and confirmed by the HR-TEM.
Some prototypes, with different input impedances, have been fabricated and characterized in the range of (0, 5A) and (0, 20 kHz), in different regimes.
This cryogenic detector system was characterized in the energy range from 100 eV to 900 eV with respect to its energy resolution ranging from 12 eV to 25 eV FWHM, count rate capability up to 80 kcps and absolute detection efficiency using undulator radiation monochromatized by means of a plane grating monochromator beamline.
The inductors were characterized in the frequency range from 10 kHz to 1 GHz.
The homogeneous oxidation by O2 was characterized in the temperature range 1023 1323 K at semi-dry and moist conditions.
Micro-inductors, with an electrodeposited nickel iron core have been fabricated on silicon substrates, and have been characterized in the frequency range up to 100 MHz.
The samples were uniaxially hot pressed and the thermoelectric properties were characterized in the temperature range 2 400 K using a commercial apparatus and from 300 to 650 K with a custom designed setup.
The samples were further characterized in the temperature ranging from 293.15 to 333.15 K at atmospheric pressure with the results of density (0.99891 1.17735 g cm− 3), dynamic viscosity (12.70 376.50 mPa s), electrical conductivity (0.35 8.27 mS cm− 1), and refractive index data (1.44384 1.47273).
In the current study, an extensive dose effect function of mecamylamine was characterized in the low-dose range.
However, when comparing the deamination activity between A3BCD2 and A3A (expressed as nM product/μM enzyme characterized in the linear protein concentration range), A3A has 525-fold higher activity for C deamination, but a remarkable 3317-fold higher activity for mC deamination (Table 1 and Supplementary Figure S4D).
Members of Clade 1 have been characterized in a range of organisms, encompassing three of the six eukaryotic supergroups.
