The reaction time has an effect on the product morphology, which changed from a leaf- and circular plate-like structure to a completely formed hierarchical structure within 2 h.
('make, do'), and also showing clearly the typically Semitic non-concatenative morphology in which changes in the internal vowel pattern indicate systemic choices in MOOD.
This is consistent with the changes observed in the morphology of tin deposits, which change from well-distributed small crystallographic particles in the absence of thiourea, to complex and larger ones that exhibit branches at 900, in the presence of thiourea.
The bed stress under wave motion governs viscous wave damping and sediment transport processes, which change coastal morphology.
Field emission scanning electron microscopy observes that CoSe2 mostly exhibits a nanorod morphology, which facilitates change carrier transfer from their surface to redox electrolyte.
The CI reflects overall cell number, attachment quality and cell morphology, which can change as a function of time.
In the current view, the mitochondrial network is formed by fusion of individual mitochondria, and the balance between fusion and fission determines the overall mitochondrial morphology, which can change dramatically in response to cell cycle, intracellular energy levels and cellular stresses.
It was found that both the gold nanoplates and nanoparticles changed their morphologies, which may be due to the slow recrystallization and rearrangement of gold atoms.
During the sol-gel process, the microstructure of the material is controlled and cut at the mesoscopic level by means of low-temperature chemical method, which changes the morphology and structure of the particles [35, 36].
The accumulation of lipid bodies in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii under N deficiency has been recently documented in detail [ 4, 14, 15], establishing a well-known environment in which changes in morphology and some key genes are defined.
