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The models in this mode are mostly like duopoly, but the number of models extended to eight different models is presented in the Appendix 5 12.

Particles in the accumulation mode are mostly anthropogenic in origin; they are generated through gas-to-particle conversion mechanisms, including homogeneous and heterogeneous nucleation, and by condensation onto preexisting particles in the accumulation-size mode.

Here, the hinge regions suggested by the slowest mode mainly coordinate the intrachain cooperative motions along with the motion of the peptide, whereas those suggested by the second slowest mode are mostly responsible for the correlations across the dimerization interface (Fig. 2).

At this point, the electromagnetic energy of SP mode is mostly confined in the waveguide.

The pad mode is mostly influenced by bumping which modifies the contact localization.

The lowest dispersion curve of the A2 mode is mostly overlapped with that of the A1 mode.

The failure mode were mostly adhesive (91%), followed by the mixed fracture (8%) and only 1% were cohesive.

Comfort temperatures in FR mode were compatible with Comité Européen de Normalisation (CEN and American Society of Heatingg, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) standards, while those in CL mode were mostly within Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers CIBSEE) guidelines.

Along the vertical (z) direction perpendicular to the slab plane, the electric field of the nanocavity mode is mostly confined inside the slab by the total internal reflection, as shown in Figure 1c.

Replacive bassanite is the most common and is mainly represented by topotactic alteration of gypsum, whereas the precipitative mode is mostly restricted to the powdery crumbled crust and root cavity-fill.

In the general 3D situation the TE and TM modes are mixed, but it is still reasonable to assume that TE mode is mostly inductive while the anomalous part of TM mode is heavily affected by charge accumulation (Becken et al., 2008).