The total amount and depth of incorporated phosphorus species increase with increasing current density and decreasing temperature, in correspondence with the enhancement of the electric field.
A water infiltration problem caused by low ECw or high SAR occurs primarily in the upper few centimetres of soil; therefore, the low application rates of gypsum to correct the surface problem are more effective if left on the soil surface or mixed with soil to a shallow depth rather than incorporated deeper into the soil as for reclamation.
The book was part of a trial intervention; selected participants evaluated the cartoons during in-depth interviews which incorporated think-aloud methods.
Composition of the optical layers was studied by ion beam analytical techniques: RBS (Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy) characterized depth distribution of the incorporated Er3+ ions and PIXE (particle induced X-ray emission spectroscopy) gave information on the total amount of erbium incorporated in the samples.
A qualitative research design, as described in Lincoln and Guba, incorporated in-depth interviews with health-system practitioners and focus group discussions (FGDs) with service-users [ 32].
To exclude a positive family history for psychosis and mood disorders, the controls and, in cases of doubt, their family members were interviewed following an ad hoc questionnaire, which incorporated in-depth information on first-degree relatives and more general data on second-degree relatives.
These are attributed to dissimilar kind of anions, smaller amount of incorporated ones and depth of penetration in barrier layer and pore walls during the film growth in oxalate solutions and to their participation in a step of oxide dissolution mechanism that becomes the rate controlling in this case.
It is therefore the object of study of this paper, to find out whether, how and to what depth, is the Crew concept incorporated in the information system and if this is actually used in the operating theater of the Portuguese Air Force.
Fort Lahtzanit was surrounded by minefields and barbed wire to a depth of 600 m, and incorporated seven bunkers.
The in-depth distribution profiles of the incorporated impurities dramatically changed at the breakdown of the oxide films.
