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c TEM image of Al2O3 Er 3+ NPs embedded in the optical fiber preform core of the sample NP350.

In the present study at the first step, the magnetic properties of decarburized carbon steel bars (0.45 wt.% C) were evaluated using an electromagnetic sensor and correlated with the microstructure changes from surface to the core of the sample.

However, this band can be a superposition of Si-O-Zr and Si-O-Ge vibrations because the presence of both Ge and Zr ions was seen in SiO2 interfacial and capping layers as well as some Si contamination was detected for Ge-rich-ZrO2 core of the sample.

The core of the sample is an artificially generated set of digit sequences.

The core of the sample metadata is found on labels attached to a collection object, which may be supplemented, in the case of poorly labelled 'historical' specimens, by data from related sources, such as published reports on expeditions and laboratory protocols.

Moreover, since the swelling is caused by water diffusing from external surfaces to the core of the sample, by measuring the sample swelling versus time, we have obtained direct information about the transport of fluids through the intimate constituents of bone.

For sample preparation; diamond blade was used to cut slices of an approximately 50 nm thick from the core of the samples.

The evaluation of microstructure and crystal morphology in injected-molded bar becomes much complicated because of the existence of a shear gradient and a temperature gradient from the skin to the core of the samples.

The optical scanning technique is a transient method, which yields a continuous profile of thermal conductivity along the core axis of the sample.

Figure 3c shows the O 2p core level of the sample before UV irradiation, labeled as O1, O2, and O3, which indicates the valence of O is -2.

The individual core components of the sample size were generally reported in the 446 protocols, with the exception of withdrawals (269; 60%, fig 1) (also see supplementary table 6).