Standard transmission electron microscopy (TEM) or scanning electron microscopy (SEM) may be used to achieve preliminary insight into particle agglomeration and changes due to particle transfer into aqueous solutions (Bérubé et al. 1999), such as those used for instillation.
Annealing at 800°C results in a complete transformation of the multilayer into the agglomeration of separate Cu and α-Ta grains.
Therefore, the weight reduction of materials due to evaporation in agglomeration process should be taken into account.
Where the rivers intersect, material slowly collects, over billions of years, into giant agglomerations akin to lakes.
On the other hand, nanotubes with huge AR (700~1000) tend to merge into puddles (agglomerations) with enlarging of the percolation threshold value which partially compensates its extraordinary morphology.
When it reports its financial results, the company that sells just about anything that can be put in a box or sent electronically divides its businesses into just three categories: "media," which lumps books, music and videos into one indistinguishable agglomeration; "electronics and other general merchandise," an even larger, indistinguishable agglomeration; and "other".
Director Sam Liu and writer Brian Azzarello have added a half hour of new story on to the beginning of the narrative, in which they methodically turn Batgirl into a clumsy agglomeration of misogynist tropes.
This is what Elvis Costello has most recently come to, though he is still everything else, too, having long turned himself into a walking agglomeration of musical genres, a man constantly adding difficult new formulae to the sum of his parts.
We would expect agglomeration into the top two cities to occur.
All the classes of Versioner are affected by the same anomalies – Divergent Change, Feature Envy, Long Method and Shotgun Surgery – thus, they can be grouped into a hierarchical agglomeration.
