With the touch-screen interface associated with the iPhone and the iPad, the music player had shrunk to a square, weighing less than an ounce and almost comically wee.
iface: the physical network interface associated to this route.
Graphical interface associated with the stage is shown in Fig. 5d.
The phenomena were theoretically explained based on the SPR-generated evanescent field at the metal/dielectric interface associated with the optical properties of the sensor architecture.
The macrophase separated blends with PS particles in lamellar matrix exhibited debonding at the particle matrix interface associated with extensive plastic deformation of the surrounding matrix.
This is commonly done through the existence of some API (or web interface) associated with the cloud service – it may be a generic API or a specific API, unique to the cloud service.
In this case, the observed inhibition phenomenon is generally described as corrosion inhibition of the interface associated with the formation of a bidimensional layer of adsorbed inhibitor species at the electrode surface [34].
It is found that the orientation relationship between the β1 and β′ phases, and the irrationally oriented and yet fully coherent interface associated with this orientation relationship, can both be well described by the crystallography of phase transformations.
Finally, each entry in the routing table contains the following fields: span: a pair of network addresses used for matching the rule, every address numerically within the specified range matches iface: the physical network interface associated to this route dir: the direction, i.e., the value to add to HOPS when following this route.
With a bigger LET, the routing path can exist a longer time, and the probability of the Data's successful return would be also bigger, thus the Interest packets need to be forwarded through the outgoing interface associated with a bigger LET.
The more extensive interface is consistent with the analysis of the conformational fluctuations of the Arf1-GEF complexes presented above, with the larger interface associated with the "tighter", or less fluctuating, complex.
