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Using Electrochemical Quartz Crystal Microbalance, Impedance Spectroscopy measurements and varying bath parameters, we ascribed those phenomena to the reconstruction of the double layer structure upon imposed polarization.

Operation under standard pressure imposes polarization transfer mainly via van der Waals molecules, resulting in the efficient spin exchange between rubidium and 129Xe atoms.

As shown in other semiconductor NW systems [18], the polarization dependence in NWs results from two competitive phenomena: bulk crystal symmetry (imposing polarization perpendicular to c-axis) [19] and dielectric contrast in thin NWs (privileging polarization parallel to the NW axis) [7, 20 23].

Vertical and horizontal polarizations are imposed to the tube with pressure and shear stresses being determined numerically to assess the liquid's forcing onto the tube's wall.

The genetic landmark of polarization along the secondary axis is the zygotic expression of the TGF-β superfamily member Nodal on the future oral side, which behaves as an organizing centre imposing DV polarity in all three germ layers of the embryo (Duboc et al., 2004; Flowers et al., 2004; Duboc et al., 2010; Materna et al., 2013).

The primary polarization of the zygote must necessarily be imposed by the adjacent tissues of the sporophyte, but thereafter the fate of daughter cells depends on control established within the young sporophyte itself.

The conditions for unique solvability of the asymptotic model have been established under some restrictions imposed on the location of the inner contours and their polarization matrices.

10.7554/eLife.02893.022 Figure 5. Simulations of polarization kinetics with different shapes of Ds gradients or imposed MT structures, using a mathematical model incorporating a simple representation of the Ft/Ds/Fj system to polarize MTs.

We show that global anisotropy originating from either strain or shrinkage leads to optical birefringence and that optical cross-polarization studies are a useful characterization of the uniformity of the imposed global anisotropy.

Probability density for the parallel or perpendicular polarization photoactivated samples indicates ∼60% or ∼15% of the dipoles are within the arbitrary axial limit imposed by the emission pattern calculation.

Despite the strict morphological shaping imposed by patterned PLL, Tau-1 and MAP-2 immunostaining to distinguish axons and dendrites respectively revealed no apparent impairment in polarization.