This enables the existing nanodots to exert strain on the Ge spacer layer and produce "strained spots", which, in turn, become preferred nucleation sites for successive nanodots.
In practice, these metrics have been used for measuring grasp quality of partial force closure grasps (i.e. grasps which only immobilize the object along certain directions) by considering the sum of the needed forces applied at the existing contact points in order to exert some given unit wrench on the object (Kruger and van der Stappen 2011).
The second was represented in the Iron Age and Roman periods by large sites with specialist functions, existing by virtue of their ability to exert power over lowland producers.
However, existing exercise protocols exert inadequate analgesic effects and suffer from poor adherence.
The pull rod under study is one of the three rods that connect the three existing hydraulic cylinders to the roller mill and it is used to exert grinding pressure on the roller in an ATOX raw mill.
Thus, the presence of pre-existing microcracks in the Rotokawa Andesite is shown to exert a strong control on their uniaxial compressive strength.
From the existing studies the following figure can summarize the strategies and tactics available for NGOs to exert pressure on companies to influence their environmental performance.
Azilsartan is a new angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARB) that is expected to exert a more potent and sustained BP-lowering effect compared with existing ARBs because of its receptor binding properties.
Therefore, we aimed to investigate whether RIPerC-induced cardioprotection is affected by acute hyperglycemia and demonstrated for the first time in the literature that RIPerC failed to exert cardioprotection in acute hyperglycemia without pre-existing systemic metabolic disturbance.
In environments of rapid expenditure growth, further modifications to the PBMA process may be required to exert budgetary pressure and provide an incentive for disinvestment and reallocation from existing services in order to maximise total patient benefit.
