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We find the pore width where the isosteric heat of adsorption is a maximum for both geometries.

However, rates varied substantially according to slope unit, showing a marked maximum for both ant mounding and total bioturbation on footslopes.

Figure 4 enables the calculation of the dye loadings and the light absorptions at 370 and 530 nm (the dye's absorption maximum) for both NRs and tree-like films.

Compositional analyses show that the bismuth content decreases exponentially in the first 25 nm from a maximum for both samples, followed by a region of almost constant Bi content in the thicker layer.

They were selected to smoothly traverse a wide range of and values and have different shapes, asymmetric slopes, and a single interior maximum for both and. Figure 2 as a function of (dashed), and as a function of (solid).

The relative viscosity increase induced by the magnetic field reaches a maximum for both considered shear rates: γ⋅= 7.85s-1 and γ⋅= 88.41s-1 and it was revealed an optimal volume fraction of Fe particles, φFe= 20%, corresponding to a total volume fraction of φtot≈38%, at which the magnetoviscous effect has its maximum value.

With such probes, fluorescent images are typically collected at the wavelength maxima for both the free and the bound states, and fluorescence changes are reported as a ratio of the fluorescence intensity at the two wavelengths.

In this study, we used size enhancement because it allows for maximum contrast both when the symbols are enhanced and when they are not.

Unlike Mr. Obama, who is accepting maximum contributions for both the primary and general election campaign periods, Mr. Romney has been raising only primary contributions.

So will the maximum contribution for both pensions and unemployment insurance, and the minimum salary needed to opt out of state health insurance.

Under the city's relatively generous matching program, she has already reached the maximum amounts for both the primary and a possible runoff; that means she is now raising money for the general election.