Many researchers have been reported the study of different volatile vapors sensing properties of nano-structured ZnO but it seems that there is a lack of detailed and more deeply study on VOCs sensing properties of nano-structured ZnO.
In order to more deeply study the evolution of the structural parameters due to the changing number of periods in the SLs, we measured the ω-scan for the zero-order satellite peaks (see the inset in Fig. 3).
As a direct observation of the corroding surface is often a very difficult or even an unfeasible task, corrosion phenomena are more easily and deeply studied, understood, monitored, and even predicted by the adequate electrochemical survey of these parameters, which constitutes the cornerstone of the science of electrochemistry.
Despite digital watermarking of low dynamic range images having been deeply studied for more than two decades, watermarking of HDR media, both images and video, has not been extensively explored.
High temperature superconducting (HTS) maglev technology is becoming more and more mature, and many key technologies have been deeply studied.
He and her mother, a nurse at a cancer hospital, divorced when Linney was six months old, but they all lived in Manhattan, and she would bond with him even more deeply while studying acting at college, through phone conversations in which he'd explain the meaning of Ibsen.
need to be deeply studied.
The more deeply one studies the topic, the more obvious the conclusion becomes: racially and socio-economically isolated schools are bad for low-income children......(A recent study makes) a compelling case that the current trend toward segregated schools works directly against efforts to close achievement gaps.
For this reason, there is no one modal logic, but rather a whole family of systems built around M. The relationship between these systems is diagrammed in Section 8, and their application to different uses of 'necessarily' and 'possibly' can be more deeply understood by studying their possible world semantics in Section 6.
And if we are not able to actually measure depth, then the argument can become circular: is it that something was remembered better because it was studied more deeply, or do we conclude that it must have been studied more deeply because it is remembered better?
