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For both, Fig. 18 (b, c) displays the principal strains in a homogeneous deep beam.

With the electro-polymerization proceeding, a homogeneous deep blue polymer film doped with nitric ions was deposited on the Pt electrode surface.

We explored these questions by measuring spatial variation in both throughfall and SWC within 8 forested plots of the Sarapiquí region, Costa Rica where soil texture is relatively homogeneous within deep, clay-rich soils.

The impact of the uncertainty of the position points on the extracted oxygen values is minimized since we were interested in values at the maximum daily depths and dissolved oxygen levels are more homogeneous at deeper depths, and the contours of dissolved oxygen extend vertically so that the higher uncertainty in latitude was less likely to affect the extracted values.

Notably, inter-fiber Na ion transport was experimentally confirmed, which enables more homogeneous Na deposition deep into the network interior without interfacing the electrolyte; this would be crucial for dendrite-free Na plating, especially in all-solid-state Na batteries.

The instrument is now under construction, and consists of a charge detection device (CHD) composed of two layers of plastic scintillators, a finely-segmented sampling calorimeter (IMC) and a deep, homogeneous calorimeter (TASC) made of PbWO scintillating bars.

Little galvanic effects are expected on the bottom of oceanic basins due to the relatively homogeneous deposit of deep-sea sediments and the consequential layered structure.

An ideal soil is loam rich in humus, deep and homogeneous, having appropriate adhesion and mild moisture-holding capacity.

Coumarin-6 labeled SLNs formulated into THGs displayed a more homogeneous fluorescence with a deeper penetration intensity into the cornea at various times.

Coumarin-6 labelled LE1-R8 displayed more homogeneous fluorescence with the deeper penetration into the cornea compared with other preparations at various times.

The bias of tech and its implications has the potential to go far deeper than the homogeneous "sea of dudes".