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Figure 5b shows the plot of emission current versus time for the nanotips in the disturbance environment.

We dropped a droplet to the nanotip which served as the disturbance environment and measured the J-E curves.

Thus, the CG-PGLRT-AML detector is the most suitable detector to implement the adaptive detection in the realistic spiky disturbance environment.

The exposed tip end is about 100 nm. Figure 5 Field emission properties of the uncapped and oxide-capped nanotips in disturbance environment.

This paper mainly investigates the event-triggered tracking control for couple-group multi-agent systems in a disturbance environment, where the topology of the agents is switching.

In order to achieve this very low disturbance environment (for some missions <10−14 g) the drag-free control system has to be optimized.

These physiological traits were mostly conservative along the different light, nutrient and disturbance environments.

Refer to the Endnote for definitions of near/natural, hybrid and novel ecosystems relating to threshold ir/reversibility within the post-disturbance environment.

In fact, the sand mining process does not produce or expose any toxic or biogeochemically unstable tailings that could otherwise significantly alter physicochemical growth conditions within the post-disturbance environment (Brooks 2000).

In either case, it is commonly assumed that the essential physical resources assembled during the rehabilitation process namely landform, lithology and soil will closely resemble conditions of the pre-disturbance environment.

However, where the post-disturbance environment has an altered nutritional status and/or contains seeds of less desirable species (e.g. exotic or selected pasture grasses), repeated attempts at introducing natural ecological regimes may fail and even cause further divergent outcomes (Tongway and Ludwig 2011).