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Under optimized conditions, the modulator was found to be capable of generating narrow pulses (<50 ms) of primary effluent with a 2 mL/min secondary column flow.

This feature was particularly important for generating narrow distributions – as seen in the experimental data – and agrees with what has been shown with non-geometrical models for which a symmetric division of cell vertices has been shown to be important for narrow distributions [8], [17].

Death of melanophores was not restricted to a specific position of the stripe, but seemed to occur randomly, with subsequent rearrangements of the remaining melanophores generating narrower black stripes (Fig. 2A).

A wind measurement Doppler Lidar system was developed, in which injection seeded laser was used to generate narrow linewidth laser pulse.

In RE-doped ZnO, the intra-ionic 4f transitions of RE ions form luminescent centers which generate narrow and intense emission lines [8].

High bandwidth enables the UWB transceiver to generate narrow impulse signals; this fine time resolution can yield accurate position localization and ranging.

The technique described in this paper eliminates the Doppler effect from aircraft flyover noise measurements and generates narrow band spectra at required angles.

III-Nitride quantum dots have also been applied by Chua et al. [14], not to generate narrow linewidth but to have a broad emission spectrum covering from 400 to 700 nm to mimic white (daylight) emission.

A miniature interdigital transducer (IDT) tuned to resonate at 3.1 MHz of frequency is designed, fabricated, and used to generate narrow band Rayleigh waves on aircraft grade metallic alloys.

Small-volume chromatographic columns are only able to generate narrow peaks when flow rates, injection volume and instrument components, such as detector, connecting tubing and fittings, are matched to the peak dispersion from the column.

The use of borate cocatalyst for activation generated narrow molecular weight polymers with a linear increase in the yield and molecular weight over time suggesting the living nature of the catalyst system.