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This work is directed to the energy saving in large scale web server clusters, towards "green" data center construction.

We demonstrate that intrinsic dynamical properties can significantly promote the reactivity of small noble metal clusters towards O2.

First-principles calculations have been applied to investigate the role of Ni-doping in modifying the geometric and electronic structures of Cun clusters (n="1 12), and the chemical activity of clusters towards CO2.

By extensively investigating the effect of EEDQ on the efficient post-functionalization of an Anderson-type POM cluster, EEDQ can be more effectively utilized for post-functionalizing the POM clusters towards the future construction of various organic-inorganic hybrids.

To avoid excessive weighting of clusters towards the size of the practice, ratio variables were created by dividing the number of nurses by the weighted GP variable, and the number of administration staff by weighted GPs.

During optimization, the smoothing parameter s is decreased from a large initial value with a small number of resulting clusters towards a minimal final value with an increased number of groups.

The explosive cluster towards the top of the picture is the start of the route taken from the Cable and Wireless interchange through which Bell Labs connect to cyberspace.

Due to very high concentration of huminite the samples are clustered towards 'A' corner (Fig. 12).

In pre-monsoon the data points cluster around the salinity apex with some exceptions, which are clustered towards high-alkali apex.

With this FSS flow chamber, osteoblast cells' sensitivity to FSS was verified in the form of morphological changes and cell re-clustering towards the direction of the flow.

The largest clusters of similarity of drugs versus endogenites (Fig. 3c) are again sterols (largest blue cluster, towards the top left), with others (marked in Fig. 3c) including amphetamines (similar to various neurotransmitters such as (nor)adrenaline), and nucleosides.