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The FSE images are dominated by orientation contrast and give grain and subgrain structures.

When drawn above Tg, the breakdown strength increases to ∼870 MV/cm, dominated by orientation of amorphous segments, and decreases on thermal annealing above Tg to near that of the undrawn film.

This analysis is in line with our previous conclusion of the existence of two regimes dominated by orientation of rigid structural units and extension of the chains before and after the threshold of the strain-induced crystallization, respectively.

Here, the PCSs are large, particular for the major state, which is close to the paramagnetic haem, whereas the PREs will be dominated by those orientations that bring the nucleus close to the spin label; thus, the PREs describe better the combination of the final complex and the encounter ensemble.

In the case of isolated homonuclear 2-spin-1/2 systems, in which the linewidth is dominated by the orientation-dependent intramolecular dipole dipole interaction, the strong inhomogeneous decay of the NMR signal between the two 90° pulses is accurately reversed after the second pulse.

As shown in Figure 1, local lDDT scores are not dominated by different domain orientations between the target and the model structures, but correctly reflect the accuracy of the local atomic environment surrounding the residue under investigation in the model.

The tensile strength and stiffness of load-bearing soft tissues are dominated by their collagen fiber orientation.

Of particular interest in the present study is our observation that some 30% of students in this cohort reported an orientation dominated by instrumentalism alone (Students A, B C, H, K) which was characterised by either externally regulated self-interest (money or status) or introjected EM (working to avoid guilt or shame perceived to derive from failure or withdrawal from the program).

In addition, the emergence of this phase transformation is dominated by strain rate and initial orientation, where maintaining high strength in nanocrystalline HEA is achieved without the sacrifice of ductility attributable to the strain-induced fcc→bcc transformation.

Ligands were ranked using an energy function dominated by van der Waals interactions and orientation-dependent hydrogen bonding potential.

The systematic nature of the profiles suggests flow in regular and interconnected fracture networks rather than dominated by a few key fractures with irregular orientations.