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The best parameter settings that produced minimal divergence between the areas under the curve for the simulated and measured line profiles were used in the collimator model.

The realized microlenses as demonstrated can focus single wavelengths of light across the entire visible spectrum as well as the broadband white light with minimal divergence.

As shown in the above equations, the R2 values are close to 1.0, which represents the considerable accuracy of the interpolation function with minimal divergence from the 2D FE numerical results.

Because microcavity lasers have a high spatial coherence, the light that emerges from the laser can be focused on a diffraction-limited spot or propagated over a long distance with minimal divergence.

As argued in Burns et al. [14], there exist cases in which morphologically and ecologically well distinguishable species exhibit only minimal divergence in their barcodes, and species delimitation by barcoding should not depend on arbitrarily chosen levels of divergence.

Since the maximal intra-genotype divergence ever observed does not exceed the minimal divergence of the MG group with other genotypes, our data support the hypothesis that MG group constitutes a distinct new genotype.

The minimal divergences obtained were discussed and common understanding rapidly obtained.

Minimal COI divergence between them is 8.4%, an order-of-magnitude greater than the maximal divergence within a species (0.82%).

Experimentally, the final column shapes a quasi-planar wave front with a minimal full divergence angle of 4 mrad and electron energies as low as 100 eV.

Those can provide an adequate dose rate, energy spectrum and a minimal beam divergence, allowing the deposition of the steep dose gradients between MBs.

Importantly, the model requires not merely that the same bacterial species be present in different adult lizards, but specifically the same strain, with minimal evolutionary divergence (reflecting a recent common demographic history).