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From cross section images of CNBs, three round structures of about 2.5 nm diameters were also observed clearly at center part of single-walled carbon nanohorn (SWCNH) aggregate, which indicates the cross section of bundled single-walled CNTs.

The positions A and A' indicate the cross-section of the channel.

The cross-sectional transmission electron microscopic [TEM] image of the NW channel is shown in Figure 2b, indicating that the cross section of the NW is about 11 × 6 nm, which is enclosed by the ONO gate stack and poly-Si gate.

Trachybasalts have been first reported in the stratigraphic sequence in the Ngab unit, which is indicated in the cross section of geological map presented by Emami (1994).

The orange dashed line indicates the plane of the cross section of γ1 and the pedc shown in (K ).

The profile variation took place along with the setting parameters of particle flow rate and air pressure, which indicated that the particles distribution density across the cross section of a cylindrical nozzle also varied with the setting parameters.

Although 2-Aminoethanethiol and l-Cysteine have a similar part in their molecules, the optical observation on the cross section of mesh indicated that 2-Aminoethanethiol was an effective additive in improving the aspect ratio of nickel printing mesh whereas l-Cysteine was not.

SEM and EDX studies on the cross section of the joint indicate a homogeneous Sn-rich phase.

Microhardness was found to vary from 624 to 157 Vickers hardness number along the cross section of aluminized substrate indicating high, intermediate and low values for NiAl, Cr-rich layer and substrate, respectively.

The ZR coating performed better as a protective passive film during the long-term immersion test while the cracks that occurred in the cross section of ZR coating indicated that the adhesive strength of the AS coating was superior to that of the ZR coating.

The results indicate that the cross-section of a backbone chain with smaller oligosaccharide side-chains is obliged to expand more than that with longer side-chains.