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But cold plasmas can be made using high electrical voltages.

Particles made using high molecular weight polymers (> 1,000 kg/mol) exhibited multi-faced structures, departing from the Janus morphology.

The study was made using high cadence ground-base Multi-Channel Double Pass Spectrograph Hα spectra, TRACE 171 Å and 195 Å ultraviolet, Yohkoh Soft X-ray Telescope images and INTERBALL RF15-I 2 30 keV photometer X-ray measurements.

Second part of our research is in the field of conventional Advanced Composites made using high strength fibers such as graphite, aramids and ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) that are used in a wide range of applications from aerospace to sports gear and from automobile body parts to civil structures.

Morphological observations were made using high magnified images (100X-1000X) and an electron dispersive analyzer at 10 15 KeV accelerating voltage.

Two metagenomic fosmid libraries were made using high molecular weight DNA extracted from the total microbial community of MBR1 and MBR2 sludge samples, yielding 10,000 and 3,200 clones, respectively.

Real-time observations of the electrospinning process have been made using high-speed, high-magnification imaging techniques.

Supporting evidence for the microstructural information obtained is provided by direct observations made using high-resolution transmission electron microscopy.

Since its inspections began, the agency said, it has unearthed 1.39 billion euros ($1.8 billion) of cash transactions made using high-denomination euro notes.

Separate studies of air temperature in the tropics, made using high-flying balloons, have shown a steady rise of about 15 feet a year in the altitude at which air routinely stays below the freezing point.

The modeling of the quaternary structure of the host pathogen protein complex was, in the final steps, made using high-resolution flexible backbone docking protocols using low-resolution models supported by the experimentally derived distance constraints.