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The measurements highlighted: (i) some triboluminescent materials possess near-optimised radiative yields; (ii) structurally similar triboluminescent compounds can exhibit widely varying yields and (iii) some triboluminescent materials, which appear to the eye as reasonably efficient, possess low radiative yields, allowing possible triboluminescent enhancement.

Shaw executes control over his materials, which appear as water but behave as glass.

Both honorifics were confirmed by the site-specific works that he began making in the late sixties: the multitudinous "blps" — his made-up word for uniform lozenge shapes, mostly small, and painted or sculpted in various materials, which appeared at random on museum and gallery walls or, graffiti-like, on the street.

Some simple processes i.e. sliding, accumulation of material and transfer of the accumulated material, which appear in the very early stage of sliding, are subjects of simulation in this research.

In cells submitted to Epi 41 RNAi, CTS32 mAb decorates numerous nodules of epiplasmic material which appear between crenulated cortical units.

Wolfe builds on material which appeared in Anthony Summer's "Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe" (1985).

The Licensee may not copy any other material which appears on the Licensor Platform without its prior written approval.

It was not known how TMZ obtained the material, which appeared to be recorded on a camera as it was played back on a security monitor.

Anthracite (the highest coal rank) material, which appears to have been derived from algae, is known from the Proterozoic Eon of Precambrian time (approximately 540 million to 2.5 billion years ago).

Maxillary fungal sinusitis may also be caused by the presence of intrasinusal dental filling material, which appears extremely hyperdense.

The largest scale is reached in iron filtration experiments in a water-purification-pilot-plant using limestone as filter material, which appeared to be highly effective for removing iron from drinking water.