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The oscillatory dependence of the effective one-dimensional motion wave function amplitudes on geometric parameters of the cross section has shown lead to partial reduction of selection rules in light absorption process.
HRTEM cross sections have shown no significant planar growth on the surface.
The coating cross-section has shown bands of varying contrast.
Reconstruction of the balanced geological cross-section has shown that the present day fold-and-thrust belt of the Outer (Flysch) Carpathians was formed in the Miocene from the deposits of the sedimentary basin ∼ 460 km in width.
A SR-XRD analysis of a green sample in cross-sections has shown the use of calcite and anhydrite as the preparatory layer components (Fig. 10) Fig. 8 Green sample a top view and b the corresponding cross-section.
Mass spectrometric imaging of human lens cross sections has also shown that a number of crystallin-derived peptides are present in the nuclear region of human lens and that a concentration gradient for the peptides exists in which the innermost region of the lens has the highest concentration of the peptides whereas the outermost region has the lowest amount of peptides [5], [11].
The presence of beeswax does not mean that the painting was realised with the encausto technique, because observation of the cross sections from the samples has shown that wax is only found on the surface of the paint, not into the pictorial layer, as one would expect from a real and proper binder.
Thus, the cross-section structure of SWCNT/poly phenylenesulfone) has shown in Fig. 6b.
Vertical cross sections have no vertical exaggeration.
Previous work has shown that dragline silk of Nephila madagascariensis is not homogeneous in cross-section.
In our previous study [1 3] (Sasmito AP, Kurnia JC, Mujumdar AS: Numerical evaluation of transport phenomena in a T-junction micro-reactor with coils of square cross section tubes, submitted), we have shown that coiled tubes provide better heat transfer performance relative to straight tubes under certain conditions.
