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The CNT yarns were characterized by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, focused ion beam scanning electron microscope, and also assessed for their mechanical properties.

The period and height of the grooves are determined from the STEM images, while the thickness of the sample has been inspected in a scanning electron microscope and also estimated from EELS data using both the log-ratio method and Kramers Kronig analysis42.

This mirror is coated with a Mo/Si multilayer for which the d-spacing varies in the longitudinal direction to satisfy the Bragg condition within the angular acceptance of the microscope and also to compensate the angular dispersion due to the field of the microscope.

In the study, pumice aggregate was coated by some polymers which are used for various purposes (Sonomeric1 SNMC, KBPur 214: KBP and Polipol3455: PLP) and the inner-structure examinations of the obtained aggregates was made by microscope and also specific weight, loose unit weight and water absorption experiments were applied.

The small, round, yellow-coloured cells were visible under the inverted microscope and also under the conventional light microscope but were not seen after DAPI staining of the nuclei, presumably because they were too small.

The authors would like to thank Simone Holligan, Yajing Wang and Chad Mader for the assistance with experiment and sample collection, Helen Coates for the assistance in preparation of tissue and blocks, Jodi Morrison for the assistance with the microscope and also Lenore Latta for writing support.

Tool wear analysis was conducted within a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and also using Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS).

The device could provide manufacturers with a way to inspect products too large to fit under a microscope and could also have applications in medicine, forensics and biometrics.

The device could allow manufacturers to inspect products too large to fit under a microscope and could also have applications in medicine, forensics, and biometrics.

The laser intensity was adjusted to keep the emitted fluorescence stable at different depths using the z-correction tool in the microscope control software and also at subsequent imaging sessions.

Among Ives's 70 patents were those for halftone photogravure (anticipating rotogravure); the modern short-tube, single-objective binocular microscope; and the photochromoscope (also called kromskop) camera and the chromogram (also spelled kromogram).