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Furthermore, the X-ray photoelectron spectra (XPS) of cathodes after cycle tests indicate Cu2O catalysts is stable in Li O2 batteries, and the battery performs 100 cycles with no evident decay.

However, the CuPc-based CsPbBr3 devices show an outstanding thermal stability (without evident decay) during the whole testing period.

Capacity fading is evident in the decay of polysulfide order and concentration at the same state of charge between cycles.

The following typical diurnal trend is evident: a significant decay to negative values (downward peak) at dawn; generally less pronounced downward peak at dusk hours.

It is also evident that the decay of gusts' correlation with the distance (e.g. width) whereas for the range of wind speeds studied (5 50 ms−1) the generalised input acceleration associated to gust components that occur at frequencies above 1 Hz is rather small.

However, it seems unlikely that the increased distances of LD decay evident in individual populations should only be a result of a reduction in sample size.

The physical decay is evident and these areas suffer all the social problems associated with inner-city poverty.

This decay is evident in cinema, where instead of individuals contemplating authentic works of art, as in a museum, a collective consumes images in a state of distraction.

Eu3+ substitutional defects, possibly arising from the swapping of Na+ with Eu3+ ions and the replacement of sal- with methanol, are evident from luminescence and decay dynamical data on both complexes.

It is evident that the triboluminescent decay time is unique for each Ln compound.

The DC current in Zone 1 can take considerable time to decay as evident in Fig. 6 due to the low resistance in the DC cables.