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Fig. 4 shows the evolution of the fractions versus the iteration number for the eight hydrogen bond categories; the structures with minimum energy for all six iterations are shown in Fig. 5.

Fig. 2. Time evolution of the fraction of metals in dust, δ with η = 1.00.

The evolution of the fraction of coalesced cavities and the average cavity size as a function of strain were the principal model predictions.

In the presence of a low amount of BLM, it was possible to subdivide the evolution of the fraction of apoptotic cells into two intervals, before and after 25 h after the ECT.

The picture that emerges from the analysis of experimental data is that of bistability, i.e., the coexistence of two distinct subpopulations and stochastic transitions between the subpopulations resulting in the time evolution of the fraction of cells in the H subpopulation.

The simultaneous evolutions of the fractions of martensite/ferrite, retained austenite, M23C6 and M2X (X = N,C) precipitates are determined during a continuous heating, and show that precipitation of M2X can be observed directly only above 650 °C, concomitantly to the transformation of austenite into ferrite.

Experimental determination of the evolution of those fractions of phytoplankton cultures that are live and able to divide would be welcome.

Figure 13 The evolution of the relative fractions of categories.

The significances of incubation temperature and the addition of co-compost, on the evolution of the different fractions of SOC, were studied using a 23 factorial design.

General functions which describe the time-depending evolution of the metal fractions in the cell compartments were defined and used in data evaluation.

The XANES spectra were fitted using a combination of standards, to determine the evolution of the oxidized fractions of Fe and Nb in the oxide as function of distance from the oxide/metal interface.