Morphology and microstructures of microfossils like twisted stalks or hollow sheaths become much easier to study (Fig. 2, 3, 4), and if morphological features are diffuse on one side they may be more prominent on the other side (Fig. 2C F).
The energy released from a one-ton bomb would instead diffuse on the surface, he explained, because bombs are designed to destroy things on the surface, not to shake the rock below.
MRI phenotypes were scored between one (well-defined) and five (diffuse) on pre-NAC MRIs.
15 Sustainability is threatened when there is over-reliance on certain individuals and by assumptions that interventions will simply diffuse on their own or readily transplant from one context to another.
Single-molecule analyses in this study revealed that spontaneous repositioning of RAD52 on gapped DNA occurs with discrete step size and that RAD52 or RAD52Y014pCMF can diffuse on ssDNA (Supplementary Figure S7) similar to SSB diffusion on ssDNA (Roy et al, 2009).
The parameter r0 is an offset we introduced to account for the distance that the attractant has to diffuse on the surface of the ovule, where the diffusion coefficient may be different, before entering the thin film of liquid pollen-growth medium that coats the top of the solid agar matrix.
Once adsorbed, the adatoms diffuse on the substrate and on the NW sidewalls with diffusion lengths λs and λf, respectively.
