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Walter Zinn did not want a woman involved in the dirty work of placing the graphite blocks, but Woods had plenty of work to do with the detectors and thermocouples, and used a small stack of graphite of her own to measure the effects of a radium-beryllium source on manganese foil to obtain a measure of the neutron cross section in order to calibrate the detectors.

Such domestication strategies include decreasing the absorption cross section in order to enhance light penetration, increasing the size of metabolic sinks per chlorophyll and minimizing feedback energy dissipation.

The computational idea is to track the high dense areas on the muscle cross sections in order to create a path along the muscle which passes through the denser muscle regions.

I acquired a cross-section in order to sample how Long Island was presented this year.

Modifications have been done in the extrusion dies to incorporate gradual reduction in the area of cross-section in order to ensure smooth flow of metal and to dispense with the problems faced by the conventional dies.

An application is presented on a bridge with different typologies of cross-section in order to compare the different behaviours of thin-walled sections and the different degree of influence of non-uniform torsion on the stress state.

The selected ones were prepared in epoxy resin, cut in cross-sections in order to be studied with optical microscopy (OM 1 at 40 and 100 magnifications.

The boundary conditions obtained herein are applied to composite beams with solid and thin-walled cross-sections in order to demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of the formal asymptotic method-based beam analysis (FAMBA) presented in this paper.

Generally, the characterization of the treated material requires the preparation of cross-sections in order to obtain the hardness depth profile by indentation and to study the evolution of the microstructure across them.

The samples from the clock faces were analysed as paint cross-sections in order to identify restorations that had taken place during the lifetime of the clock, as well as to determine its original colour and pigments.

Four hs after hand-pollination, part of the pistil was cut off (the stigma and half the style cross-section) in order to ensure that seeds were formed only if the stigma was receptive at the time of the cross [see 21 for a more detailed description of this methodology].