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Theoretical calculations indicate the anisotropic feature of RP compounds for charge migrations and highlight the benefits of structural lamination by reducing inter-layer charge recombination.

In vivo ablation of LRP12 by intraventricularly in utero electroporated shRNAs elicits cortical maldevelopment, i.e. aberrant lamination by malpositioning of upper cortical layer neurons.

Our results show that lamination by the polymer composite lengthens device lifetime, while allowing for fluorescence detection methods combination with greatly reduced fluorescent background widely present in commercially available lamination pouches.

Following problems are considered as examples: multi lamination by a split and recombine mixer, flow patterning on a rotating platform (sometimes termed "lab-on-a-disk"), bubble dynamics in micro channels and the so called TopSpot® droplet generator for micro array printing.

Cut one of the 3 2x6 lamination shorter by the width of the bottom trimmed 2x6 foot and the top trimmed 2x8 rail.

Their mixing is enhanced either by lamination of fluid streams or by inducing chaotic advection at corners.

This can be achieved by lamination of resin coated copper (RCC) or by coating of dielectric polymers followed by copper deposition.

Ye et al. reported connection of a trypsin-immobilized capillary with a separation capillary, by means of a home-built chip prepared by lamination of Lexan and Parafilm, and demonstrated on-line digestion and CE separation [ 12].

The rotor consists of longitudinal iron laminations separated by nonmagnetic spacers.

Glass may be strengthened using one of several processes: temporarily reducing the severity of flaws by fire polishing or "etching" (i.e., chemical polishing); introducing surface compression by overlay glazing, thermal tempering, or ion exchange; and toughening by lamination.

As the acervulus continues to grow, bumpy structures are developed by lamination, resulting in the mulberry-like structure (Fig. 4a).