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However, if the excited molecules rotate or tumble while in the excited state, then fluorescence is emitted into a plane different from the plane used for excitation.

On plotting PC1 (29.0%) × PC2 (18.2%), the plots for endometriosis are observed to lie in a principal component plane which is significantly different from the plane where plots for controls are clustered).

Lattice planes with fewer than six velocity vectors consistently produced results which were qualitatively different from the planes with six or more velocity vectors.

These are the shear stresses parallel to the slip direction acting in the planes of the 〈1 1 1〉 zone different from the slip plane, and the shear stresses perpendicular to the slip direction.

As shown in Fig. 5, the focus in different distances from the plane s' and s, in Eq. (3) F is different; the result is equivalent to cutting the propagation of light in a track, different facets obtained.

Among them was a reproduction of Uccello's famous perspective view of a chalice, set in illusionistic space that is different from the flat plane in which she usually works.

The orientation of the cutting planes in the prostatectomy specimen can be different from the scanning planes of mpMRI, and it is therefore challenging to assess the true accuracy of MRI.

The time-frequency context associated with the current coded element is shown in Figure 1 which is different from the bit-plane context used in CABAC and USAC.

This threshold is different from the in-plane stiffness threshold but equivalent to the electrical percolation threshold because the inter-tube interactions can only transfer out-of-plane moment.

That plane was a Boeing 777, which would have had an explosive force similar to a 767, but has a slightly different cockpit from the planes that were hijacked.

Although the histology processing was prepared by an experienced staff and under great care, the histology-sectioning plane may be slightly different from the en face plane (Fig. 7(a) ).