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Several bubbles, whose diameters varied from 10 to 30 mm, were generated at the free surface of the polymer solution with the addition of SDBS.

Using this configuration of time-dependent electric potentials, a set of moving electric traps, separated by a distance of 3d z =3 mm, were generated above the two-dimensional array of electrodes, as depicted in Fig. 28.

Compressive residual stresses layers with about 1 mm were generated both on the pressure and suction surfaces of the blade and the maximum values were located at the topmost surface.

PEDOT micro-cups with diameters in the range of 1 to 4 mm were generated by direct oxidation of EDOT in the aqueous solution of LiClO4 and tri (ethylene glycol (EG)) on the ITO electrode with a PSS/PDDA multilayer coating [19].

After the agarose had solidified in the Petri dish, small ararose blocks of 4×4×4 mm were generated with a self-constructed device.

The fMRI data (TR = 2s, matrix = 32×32, 5 slices, voxel size = 3×3×4 mm) were generated to simulate a blocked-design experiment consisting of two conditions.

DRO smoothed by 3DGF with a FWHM of 17 mm (DRO17 mm) was generated, and the corresponding SUVs were measured.

The extracellular solution with KCl 40 mM was generated by isoosmolar substitution of sodium chloride by potassium chloride.

Three sets of rscans with different minimum pore radii 0.055, 0.085, and 0.1 mm (maximum radius constant at 0.13 mm) are generated.

Using a high-resolution scanner, You et al. (2008) captured the 2D microstructure of the asphalt concrete mixture, and a 3D model at a depth of 32 mm was generated by using four 2D models, each of which was duplicated 12 times, approximately 8 mm deep.

This is not only because DRO17 mm was generated with Gaussian filter, but because measurement of BCF with Gaussian filter was more stable than that with Butterworth or Hanning filter when changing reconstruction parameters such as SI and cutoff value of these filters (data not shown).