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The design of nanostructured surfaces with evenly distributed plasmonic fields suitable for enhanced cellular fluorescence imaging such as nanoparticle superlattice coatings, lithographically-based substrates, and alumina-templated surface are described.
This procedure will generate a set of microscopical fields suitable for analysis.
Carranza spent over an hour finding sunflowers in the field suitable for bouquets.
These films provided an ideal reaction field suitable for detecting structure changes at the electrode/electrolyte interface during the electrochemical reaction.
A force field suitable for modeling fluoropolymers and oligomers in the solid state has been derived from MOPAC semiempirical molecular orbital calculations on perfluorohexadecane.
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In this paper we use the centralized multirobot navigation function methodology established by the authors, augmented with an enhanced dipolar navigation field suitable for non-holonomic vehicls.
A permanent magnet integrated with high-frequency electrode produces a static slanting magnetic field suitable for voltage controlled single qubit rotations.
In interviews and meetings and in an open letter to the voters written for Mr. Putin during the election campaign, Mr. Gref has elaborated on Mr. Putin's commitment to a strong and efficient government, property rights, openness and the rule of law -- all elements needed to turn Russia's twisted economy into a level playing field suitable for desperately needed investment.
The liquid-lithium target, currently in construction at Soreq NRC, will produce a neutron field suitable for the BNCT treatment of deep-seated tumor tissues, through the reaction 7Li p,n)7Li p
This paper proposes a system capable of transcutaneous electric power delivery by means of a non-guided electromagnetic field, suitable for electronic pill technology to be continually powered without the limitations imposed by batteries.
