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Three intrinsically connected phenomena occur during adsorption/impregnation of aqueous electrolytes onto oxide carriers.

But as a historical process in which world communities, people living distances, were increasingly connected, that phenomenon is very old.

Studies have connected this phenomenon, called the cumulative causation of migration, to expanding social networks that link migrants in destination to individuals in origin.

Our lab explicitly connected the phenomenon to the incidental finding problem by placing an image of a gorilla in a lung CT and showing that expertise did not immunize radiologists against inattentional blindness.

However, these may also contain Atg16L1-positive tubulovesicular structures that are more connected, a phenomenon we have noted The diameter of the individual small vesicles within the "clusters," as well as the area of the entire "clusters," are smaller in VAMP7 knockdown cells compared to control cells, again suggesting that small Atg16L1 vesicles fuse together resulting in larger vesicles.

In all these models, two tetrahedron sections are inserted to fill the vacancies between the adjacent nanowire/pyramid or pyramid/pyramid pairs to simulate the self-connecting phenomenon.

Meanwhile, we also find the absence of the self-connecting phenomenon at the bottom of the sidewall connecting to the {1 1 3} facet as highlighted by the yellow dashed rectangle in Fig. 3a.

This lecture will discuss the way 1790s fashionable dress was mediated by print, and connect this phenomenon to the contemporary vogue for John Flaxman's outline drawings and other aspects of neoclassical taste.

The founder and director of an organization concerned with providing the public with research opportunities in astronomy and space science, he has decried, in an interview with the New York Times, a general lack of scientific understanding, connecting the phenomenon with what he sees as too little support for science.

We also connect the phenomenon of cognitive asymmetry with that of behavioral tie decay [21], and hypothesize that asymmetric cognitive ties should exhibit steeper rates of decay in the behavioral communication layer.

That has been connected to the phenomenon of the blood moon — the phenomenon where the moon turns copper red as it passes under the Earth's shadow.