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Focused ion beam machining was used to extract a cross-sectional TEM foil from the deformation zone, revealing an unexpected thick (up to 400 nm) oxide on the surface of the PSBs.

The six panels depict gracefully drawn women, each of whom is extracting a cross-sectional slice of her own flesh.

Several of Cross's supporters attempted to extract a promise to keep Cross as Attorney-General in exchange for their support of Sifton's government, but Sifton was unwilling to agree.

Data were extracted from a cross-sectional study assessing all anaesthetists (in training or certified) practicing anaesthesia as a main activity, in public or private hospitals in all the French and Italian speaking cantons of Switzerland [ 17].

To extract differential cross sections from the scattering images, extreme care must be taken.

Detector efficiency determination is essential to correct the measured yields and extract reliable cross sections of particles emitted in nuclear reactions.

This is an edited extract from Crossing The Line: My Story, by Luis Suárez, published next week by Headline at £20.

AE was used as a PS (due to the chlorophyll derivatives contained in the extract) and as a cross-linking agent.

To extract each coherent signal, a cross spectral matrix is decomposed into eigenmodes.

Using the simple asymptote formulations, it is possible to extract the crossing between the asymptotes and therefore define a piecewise function approximation of the PER of a Rician block fading channel better at medium SNR.

The weighting function w i ℓ can be interpreted as a warped extract of the cross-correlation with respect to the DOA φ and the microphone distance.