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Laser T-jump measurements made it possible to access submillisecond times to measure wrapping of ssDNA around SSB tetramers following binding and thereby identified several intermediates on the pathway to the fully bound complex (15).

measurements made it possible to range the catalysts studied according to their catalytic activity.

The IR and Raman measurements made it possible to establish the structures of the solvated molecules and the type of the hydrogen bonding that was obtained.

In addition, the measurements made it possible to analyze and discuss in detail the broadening mechanisms of the exciton emission lines and their dependence on both the Mn content and temperature.

Comparison of the relative amplitude of this large-scale disturbance according to the total electron content (∼70%) and foF2 (∼80%) measurements made it possible to assume that the disturbance was extended in height.

This jitter, or a random and shaky appearance that clouds the accuracy of measurements, made it difficult to easily verify the radial velocity of the planetary candidate's host star, which usually leads summarily to the planet's confirmation.

Excellent reproducibility of computer-controlled measurements makes it possible to measure a two-dimensional distribution of instantaneous sound pressure with one scanning microphone.

Preliminary examinations based on seismographic measurements make it possible to estimate the intensity of shocks and, thus, evaluate the amount of damage caused by a given amount of dynamite.

OH-emission images, Schlieren pictures, and pressure measurements make it possible to follow the flame propagation experimentally.

Consequently, vulnerability is a very complex concept that is not easily reduced to numeric measurements, making it difficult to quantify (Wisner et al. 2003; Adger 2006).

The resulting measurements make it possible to calculate the calibration corrections, the so-called baseline values, for each component of the vector magnetometer (Jankowski and Sucksdorff 1996).