This asymmetry becomes decisive upon application of a moderate substrate bias voltage, − 60 V, applied synchronously with HIPIMS pulses, during growth.
Thomas Goss, writing in the U.S. Army's Military Review journal on the definition of "decisive" and the application of that description to Gettysburg, concludes: "For all that was decided and accomplished, the Battle of Gettysburg fails to earn the label 'decisive battle'".
Teaching suggestion will provide a practical advice for schools and teachers to undertake teaching behavior and guarantee the teaching efficiency, which is the decisive element in the application of curriculum.
Nurses play a decisive role in the application of PR.
Abandoning all modal limitations, the isorhythmic motet of the 14th century managed to derive decisive structural benefit from the systematic application of given rhythmic patterns without the inescapable dance associations of its 13th-century predecessor.
On the basis of obtained data we conclude that the structure of mesoporous silica support plays decisive role in the case of application of catalysts in n-butane ODH reaction, whereas catalytic performance of investigated catalysts in propane ODH reaction is comparable for all investigated structures.
In the field of urban environment design, the application of color is a decisive factor critical to the effect of the overall environment.
Although the grand chamber somewhat fudged its application of the "sole or decisive" rule in one of the complaints in al Khawaja, it nonetheless rejected the UK government's wholesale attack on its jurisprudence.
Their research and investigations during the past few years have supported the increasing application of this technology, which offers decisive advantages regarding the manufacturing of complex shaped lightweight components.
In this case the application of PI-RADS v. 2, and the knowledge of anatomy on DWI and DCE sequences is decisive to rule out the presence of PCa (Fig. 3).
