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In this article, we further investigate the PS-PVP/HABA supramolecular assembly system in order to achieve a highly ordered morphology and to explore a high definition nanotemplate replication method for fabrication of highly ordered polymeric nanodots and nanowire arrays.

uses the gay closet as a way in to explore a high school experience familiar to us all.

Colonies allowed to explore a high quality nest site for one week before they were forced to emigrate found that nest and accepted it faster than emigrating naïve colonies.

The New York Power Authority agreed today to delay the planned sale of two nuclear power plants to a New Orleans company after lawmakers asked the authority to explore a higher, last-minute bid from another company.

"In the past, it seemed that businesses needed to turn a profit for years (if not decades) before they allowed themselves to explore a higher purpose.

MAR is advantageous because it enables one to explore a higher dimensional and much larger space of the kinetic parameters of a complex model.

He was writing about blacks' relationship to whiteness some twenty years before Jean Genet gave us "Les Nègres," before Baldwin gave us Rufus and his long-suffering white girlfriend in "Another Country," and before John Cassavetes explored a "high yellow" woman's psyche in the film "Shadows".

To our knowledge, few previous studies have explored a high CS rate in a low-income country [ 14- 16].

In contrast to the previous studies on the phylum Rotifera, the present study adopts a population approach by exploring a high number of clones collected in four populations with known genetic distances [ 10, 11].

The epidemiologic features of Bartonella infection in other felid species has been explored; a high prevalence of seropositivity has been found in free-ranging and captive wild cats from California and Florida (3 ), as well as panthers from Florida (4 ).

Here, we propose a data mining approach for LBP, which efficiently explores a high-dimensional feature space and finds a relatively smaller number of discriminative features.