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By centering the cutoff-sphere on one Si atom or in an interstitial position it is possible to obtain structures with different symmetries.

The crystalline embedded structures have been obtained from a BC cubic matrix by removing all the oxygens included in a cutoff-sphere, whose radius determines the size of the NC.

Methods such as radial cutoff and half sphere exposure require prior knowledge of Cβ positions hence in absence of it modeling becomes essential.

All of the forces act within a sphere of cutoff radius r C, which also defines the system's length scale.

Fortunately most published bond valence parameters are determined using only the first coordination sphere with a cutoff of around 3 Å and this, for the most part, is also where they are used.

Most globular clusters are highly concentrated at their centres, having stellar distributions that resemble isothermal gas spheres with a cutoff that corresponds to the tidal effects of the Galaxy.

A cutoff at 0.45 μm was observed for spheres, corroborating the diameter of spheres as ≤0.45 μm.

When the distance between the particles is less than the cutoff distance, particles were modeled to coagulate into one sphere with diameter equal to the summation of diameters of two coagulated particles.

It has been shown, under a proper regularization of the integrals preserving the group structure underlying the theory, that graphs topologically equivalent to sphere dominate the partition function when the only cutoff is sent to infinity in the renormalized couplings.

Residues at the interface of the monomer units in each case were identified using a cutoff value of 2 Å for the surface area buried upon dimerization and are shown as spheres and indicated in tabular form on the right.

By introducing a cutoff Gaussian curvature two types of 3D surface elements, the small sphere fronts and the strong saddle fronts, are defined.