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This surface reaction mechanism parallels the gas-phase soot oxidation by NO2 and O2 evolved upon decomposition of the stored NOX.

The composition of the polyiodide complexes evolved upon a step-by-step annealing at temperatures from 100 °C to 300 °C while the work-function non-monotonically changed with decreasing iodine content.

Buffett always points to Graham and Dodd as not just his inspirations but his complete models, but while Graham-Dodd-type stock analysis is definitely the heart of his investing philosophy Buffett has really evolved upon it.

On the other hand, both anatase and brookite are metastable against the bulk rutile, and the smaller the particle, the more heat is evolved upon the anatase bulk rutile transformation [12].

Others proposed that these complexities evolved upon establishment of apomictic reproduction and may be secondary [ 25].

It is important for us to realize that nature is not engineered for practicality, but has evolved upon a mix of practicality and caprice.

However, being metastable, this structure slowly evolves upon aging in the stable trigonal modification (Form I).

Chlorine is another gaseous product; it evolves upon electrochemical oxidation of chloride ions in concentrated solutions of neutral and acid salts.

Details of the phase structure of the quaternary combinations of W, Nb, Mo, Ta and V as they evolve upon the addition of a fifth element are discussed.

During the growth of lamellar crystals, the oriented hybrid stacking arrays with the intercalation of individual carbon nanotubes is able to evolve upon the mutual impingement between dispersed nanotubes and lamellar crystals.

Single-grain X-ray diffraction lattice strain data for the eight austenite and seven ferrite grains measured show a large variation of residual lattice strains, which evolves upon deformation to the point where some grains with comparable crystallographic orientations have lattice strains different by 1.5 × 10−3, corresponding to a stress of ∼300 MPa.