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The results indicate that with increasing annealing temperature, the lateral dimensions of the lattice expand, primarily along the a-axis.

NoSQL database company Couchbase has raised $25 million to build new enterprise features and expand primarily into India, China and South America.

"India has been our target so far and we have a strong foothold there, but we plan to explore and expand primarily in the U.S.. We're seeing interesting activity there but haven't done much so far," Sebin said.

Conversely, gene families such as MADS (MINICHROMOSOME MAINTENANCE1, AGAMOUS, DEFICIENS and SERUM RESPONSE FACTOR -box, and NBS-LRR (nucleotide-binding site-leucine-rich repeat) expand primarily through transposed duplications [ 50].

At this site, in contrast to diffuse intrinsic pontine gliomas, which infiltrate and expand primarily within the pons, PAs are generally located dorsally and have an exophytic pattern of growth (Fig.  1c) [ 20].

An important use of MMR is to expand primarily qualitative (in particular) or quantitative studies by including other types of scientific methods and data in order to improve and justify a broader understanding of the nature of the results of the studies.

However, the number and variety of automobiles have been expanding, primarily to serve the tourist industry.

L-3 Communications, a leading maker of military and homeland-security electronics and surveillance gear, expands primarily through acquisitions.

Higher education expanded primarily after the Second World War as it was deemed necessary for those wanting work to be suitably qualified.

Urban and green space expanded primarily into agricultural areas, reducing them in extent, simplifying their boundaries, and increasing their fragmentation; these changes likely reduce food production capacity.

The coupling between the radial and axial degrees of freedom leads to a dependence on the magnetic field of the plasma expanding primarily in the axial direction, in this set of experiments.