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However, it is typically defined using macroscopic examples, such as the ubiquitous ball rolling down a hill, a situation in which friction, generally not identified as such, produces a behavior quite different from that seen at the molecular level.
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This LC phase is promising for processing of neat graphitic macroscopic articles such as fibers.
However, macroscopic rates, such as V influx and V efflux, follow the Michaelis Menten kinetics.
A conventional metamaterial can be described by effective macroscopic parameters, such as its refractive index.
The aim of this study is to characterize the photopolymerization light-curing kinetics in polymer/filler DRC revealed in its general macroscopic appearance such as NHD and/or elastic modulus E measurements and structurally-intrinsic volumetric parameters extracted from PAL spectra at the example of dimerthacrylate-based DRC Dipol®.
Others feed on macroscopic 'plants' such as kelp, rasping the plant surface with its radula.
Anatomy considers the forms of macroscopic structures such as organs and organ systems.
Macroscopic organization, such as distinct cortical and striatal regions, was clearly identifiable (Fig. 1B).
For example, when asked how chromosomes pair, an expert might rely on resources based on molecular interactions, whereas students are more likely to utilize knowledge about macroscopic objects, such as puzzle pieces fitting together.
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