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The former originates from the lobe region in the vicinity of the reconnection X-line (or magnetic null), while the latter originates from the opposite boundary region of the plasma sheet.

The latter involves charge transfer (CT) excitation [4 6] between detecting molecules and metal particles, whereas the former originates from a resonance between the incidence and scattered radiation fields associated to the excitation of localized surface plasmon resonances (LSPR) [7], termed as 'hot-spots' [2, 7, 8] around nanoscale metal particles or artificial architectures.

The former originates in the Antarctic circumpolar current and carries a high nutrient load north along the Argentine coast.

We show that the former originates most likely from structural forces in the liquid that could also explain the stability of the films.

The former originates from the SLD source power spectrum G k m), while the high-frequency components are the interference signals represented by the second and third terms in Eq. (1), together with detector noise.

The former originates from the fact that lignocellulose is a complex heteropolymer consisting of both pentoses and hexoses intertwined in a matrix of lignin, and to make the production process economically feasible, all sugars have to be converted to ethanol [ 5].

The former, originating before recorded history, saw certain forms of personal suffering or of alienation from one's fellows as caused by an evil spirit that had gained entrance into the sufferer.

The association of the aqueous fluids with hydrocarbon-rich fluids containing CH4 and higher order alkanes, but no CO2, suggests strongly that the former originated from the serpentinites.

China's meritocratic system today is essentially a mechanism of "selection plus election," with the former originating from China's own tradition and the latter imported from the West.

Other domesticated transposons of unknown function are the MUSTANG and the Gary elements, the former originated from MULE and the later from hAT transposons [45], [46].

The former originated in the outer margin of the peristome (inner margin of the skeleton of the oral surface), but not embraced by the skeleton at ambulacral positions Ib, IIb, IIIa, IVb, and Va (bbaba; see Fig. 13 and 14A); podia was positioned in a concavity of the skeleton (Fig. 14B,C).