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Three distinct phases of CNT structural and morphological evolution induced by oxygen plasma treatment are also identified.

In this study, we investigated the molecular regioregularity induced morphological evolution of P3HT and PF12TBT blend thin films processed by solvents with different solubility and boiling point.

In addition, the morphology of RR blend films exhibited micro change while the RA blend films developed into long-range phase separation after thermal annealing for CF blend films which also confirmed the molecular diffusion induced morphological evolution.

The aging temperature is another important parameter to induce the morphological evolution of hematite films.

It is pointed out that in spite of the isotropy of the stress-free strain of the precipitate in the basal plane, the existence of an extra elastic constant in the precipitate (associated to the loss of symmetry) induces a morphological evolution from a shape having a symmetry of revolution around the threefold axis to a needle-like one oriented along the compact directions in the basal plane.

This morphological evolution indicates that banded spherulites could be induced by flow field with certain intensity, which is confined by both an upper critical value and a lower one.

Ecological shifts have been shown to make morphological evolution non-proportional to neutral genetic evolution [ 6, 8, 9].

Then the model is used to study the influences of breakwater layout on coastal waves, wave-induced currents, sediment transport and beach morphological evolution by set several breakwater layouts in the LSTF basin.

This study provides a numerical model to investigate the influences of breakwater layout on coastal waves, wave-induced currents, sediment transport and beach morphological evolution in the vicinity of breakwater.

Similar morphologies must have evolved several times independently, but details on this morphological evolution are scarce.

Developmental or mutational biases have also been observed in morphological evolution.