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On the other hand, the crack initiated at the Γ/Fe matrix interface grew and propagated along the interface.

When the brazing temperature increased, the reaction layer at the ceramic/filler interface grew thicker and the Cu interlayer turned thinner.

Since the 1960s, the percentage of Americans who reside in these areas, known to experts as the "wildland-urban interface," grew from 25 million to 140 million people, according to Census Bureau statistics.

Timid at first, and mostly concerned with documenting the relationship between culture and nature in regional landscapes, the geography and literature interface grew in prominence during the 1970s and 1980s under the aegis of humanistic geography.

One particularly promising early finding, however, is that the tissue surrounding the interface grows new blood vessels to feed the implanted muscle cells, supplying them the nutrients they need to survive.

When the interlayer along Al/Cu interface grows to a certain thickness, the effect of heat treatment temperature and time become weak.

The shear bearing capacity is about 0.8 times of the tensile strength of short bolts, and the peak slip of the steel-concrete interface grows as the bolt shank diameter increases.

The atomic resolution imaging and spectroscopic analysis of an SiGe/Si interface grown via molecular beam epitaxy was investigated using aberration-corrected HRSTEM.

The Au/SiO2 system has been chosen for two primary reasons: (1) the Au/SiO2 interface grows, at room temperature, in the Volmer Weber mode, and it is unreactive and abrupt [24].

The atomic structure of a SiGe/Si epitaxial interface grown via molecular beam epitaxy on a single crystal silicon substrate was investigated using an aberration-corrected scanning transmittance electron microscope equipped with a high-angle annular dark-field detector and an energy-dispersive spectrometer.

This included six of the most highly expressed genes in the Triphysaria interface grown on M. truncatula, and three when grown on Z. mays, but a number of additional unigenes were also putative homologs of genes that are upregulated during pathogen invasion (dirigent-like, acidic endochitinase, disease resistance proteins, etc).