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In Figure 3 we show twin images corresponding to the simultaneous record of both topography and luminescence cartography of the ZnWO4 - ZnO sample at various incident energies.
More importantly, two stages were clearly identified, corresponding to the simultaneous transformation of ferrite and cementite, followed by the progressive disappearance of the remaining ferrite.
In general, the two nickel sites in the binuclear complexes behave independently with the currents corresponding to the simultaneous transfer of two electrons.
Consistent with our single-channel data, we frequently observed multi-quantal Ca2+ sparklets corresponding to the simultaneous opening of several CaV1.2 channels.
To test the approach in a pleiotropic setting, where multiple traits were acquired simultaneously, we also constructed data sets where traits were acquired at only four timesteps, each corresponding to the simultaneous acquisition of four traits.
In the experiments reported by Yokokawa et al., many of the observed rips were larger (although the total length of each rip was unfortunately not measured in these experiments), corresponding to the simultaneous breakthrough of a few individual bilayers.
In comparing Figure 4e,f, a further increase in the level of fluence is found to increase the signal corresponding to the defects (2.5 eV) with a simultaneous decrease in the band-edge emission (3.25 eV).
* arbitrary units; 1.0 corresponding to the rate of ATP decrease in simultaneous IAA+KCN sequence (1.09 ± 0.13 μmol/min.g liver wet weight).
The mass loss rate and simultaneous DSC profiles corresponding to the TG curve (Fig. 2f) of lac dye dynamic heated to 600 °C are presented in Fig. 3a, b, respectively.
The presence of simultaneous buckling modes ('competing' modes corresponding to the same critical buckling load) is deemed to be largely responsible for such a behaviour.
Interestingly, the same sequence was observed when applying a range of noise magnitudes from 0.5 to 10%; however, the peaks corresponding to the stamen and carpel cell fates became closer, almost simultaneous, as the noise magnitudes increased (compare Figures 3A C).
