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The total stress field was found to remarkably depend on layer thickness for given constant dimensions of the multilayered structure.

These nanoparticles necessarily have a size smaller than the pores of the AAO mask and will be responsible for the constant dimensions of the synthesized nanowires.

The most constant dimension of these oligomers is their height (∼1 3 nm) above the mica surface; their lateral dimensions (width and length) vary between 5 nm and 10 nm.

"The desire to distance ourselves from a 'puritanism' which is 'Protestant,' 'Anglo-Saxon' and 'feminist' plays well notably in intellectual milieus, and anti-Americanism has been a constant dimension of anti-feminism in France for more than a century," Ms. Bard said.

The density of each layer was checked by using an oedometer ring which has constant dimension of 50 mm diameter and 19 mm height.

A constant dimension of 6 was set for all directions, according to the average GFNN results.

Stereocilia start to develop around embryonic day 14.5 from bundles of microvilli of constant dimensions and with a kinocilium (modified primary cilium formed by microtubules) at the centre of the bundle.

The constant dimensions and microstructure of the resin foam ensures that the absorbent swab saturates with consistent quantities (≈100 μl) of saliva within a minute and is independent of the salivary flow rates.

Taken together, these observations are consistent with assembly of a ring from monomeric units of constant dimensions forming a central void visible with negative staining, such that when monomers were added, the width of the protein ring did not change, but the pore diameter increased correspondingly.

In expression (18), Δ is the spacing of the mesh, (c_{e}) is a positive tunable constant with dimensions of ([mathrm{time}]^{3}times[mathrm{temperature}]times[mathrm{mass}]^{-1}), so that (nu_{e}) is effectively dimensionless.

Figure 5f shows aggregate end-to-end throughput for the four algorithms for different number of nodes deployed within constant terrain dimensions of 120×120 m 2. This results in increased node density with the increase in the number of nodes (i.e., variable node density) and leads to increased coordinated interference.