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The process was further modified by manipulating the collection environment temperature (∼25 to 50 °C).
The electric field in irradiated silicon diodes was modified by manipulating the occupation of deep levels.
The polarization of transmitted field is determined by the intensity ratio between x and y components of electric field, which is modified by manipulating the incident wavelength or the incident polarization.
Finally, the resonant frequency and absorptions can be easily modified by manipulating the structure parameter, including grating constant, duty ratio, and distance between the graphene layers and number of grating, and graphene-containing grating might become potential applications of THz region, such as optical absorption devices, optical nonlinear, optical enhancement, and so on.
The number of cattle on the farm less than 6 mo of age was negatively associated with the risk of detecting Giardia spp. in the soil, and the percent moisture content was positively associated with the risk of detecting Giardia spp. Our study showed that these two protozoan exist in dairy farm soil at different rates, and this risk could be modified by manipulating the pH of the soil.
It was then slightly modified by manipulating the original consecutive solid geometry (CSG) description.
There are a number of pre-made themes for the shop, and themes can be modified by directly manipulating the CSS.
Results demonstrate that magnetic properties of the as-prepared samples can largely be modified just by manipulating the particle size.
Therefore, engineered nanostructures might modify their toxicity by manipulating the dissolution rate [80, 107, 117, 119, 120].
This device allows modifying bubble size by manipulating the water flow rate circulating through a sleeve surrounding a porous ring (shear water).
Great efforts have been made to modify the flower colour by manipulating the structural genes (such as DFR, CHS, and ANS) or their regulatory genes (such as Lc, Pl) (Nishihara and Nakatsuka 2011; Grotewold 2006; Han et al. 2009).
