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Fig. 9 The dynamic map interface wherein by further zooming in (or clicking on the markers), the more exact location of each image containing a traffic sign is shown.

Hence, to clarify morphologies of these aggregates, the coordination reaction was performed here at the water-chloroform interface wherein the irregular aggregates may grow into relatively larger macro-/nanocrystals since there were enough inorganic metal ions and ligands in each phase.

The United States appears to present one successful model of a fluid industry-academic interface, wherein an academic discovery can be leveraged to launch a commercial product – the earliest such example in biotechnology being Genentech which pioneered the industry through the commercial application of recombinant DNA techniques [ 15].

The MasterEntrySheet.xls portion of the FF2-6-001 qPCR set-up tool is the main user interface wherein the investigator can enter RNA sample o.d.260nm and o.d.260nm/280nm readings and the dilution factor at which o.d.260nm and o.d.260nm/280nm readings were taken.

LooCI offers a simple notion of component interfaces, wherein components model their provided interfaces as a set of events that may be published to the bus and their required interfaces as a set of events that may be consumed from the bus.

The most pressing issue is the accounting of topological changes suffered by the interface between phases wherein break up and/or merge takes place.

Li et al. has reported previously that J-E characteristic of the MOS structure is dependent on the thickness of IL, wherein interface quality of the atomic layer deposited HfO2 on Si can be altered via the IL thickness [32].

In particular we consider an asymptotic limit of the periodic horizontal interface (PHI) configuration wherein the cell height in both layers approaches zero like σ2 while the total cross section vanishes like σ in one layer and diverges like σ−1 as σ→0 in the other layer.

This active role of drivers in moderating driving and competing tasks is well described by Fuller's (2005) task capability interface (TCI) model wherein drivers monitor and compare the current level of task demands against their perceived capability (i.e., range of acceptable task difficulties).

Recently, an alternative approach has been developed wherein the interface structure is modelled in terms of interfacial dislocations.

A second set of behaviors is investigated wherein the interface crack approaches the edge of the film from the interior.