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To reduce the artifacts caused by the commercial tip geometry and to properly image the OP structures of this work, we modified commercial AFM probes by FEBID. Figure 3b shows an SEM micrograph of such a modified FEBID needle, with a height and width of ∼1280 and ∼50 nm, respectively.

The problem with this approach is the necessity for elaborate modification of an existing design or the necessity for bulk production of such a modified design.

The characteristic equation of such a modified Goubau surface-wave transmission line is derived for the general case of a lossy dielectric and imperfect conductor.

By the use of such a modified equation the ionic radii for Me4N+, Pr4N+ and Bu4N+ ions in solution of various non-aqueous solvents have been calculated.

An electrochemical pretreatment (activation) of such a modified GCE electrode allowed the sensitive quantification of NADH at potentials as low as −0.025 V.

Whether a cycle needs to complete with certainty, or just with probability arbitrarily close to one, whether a completed cycle means the system must return to exactly its initial state or whether it need only return to an equivalent state, would seem to require clarification as part of such a modified law.

The present results demonstrate that the presence of a double-chain amphiphile in the polymerization process is effective for the synthesis of such a structurally modified carbon from non-graphitizable furan polymers.

A potential advantage of decoding articulator positions, rather than formant frequency values, is that consonant production should be easier using a low degree-of-freedom articulatory synthesizer, such as a modified version of the 7-dimensional Maeda articulatory synthesizer [39], than with a formant synthesizer.

However, there is no consensus which quantitative measure of breast density to use [ 35], which is why we consider it relevant to use a readily available qualitative mode of assessment such as a modified BI-RADS.

The second equation in (5.2) is the equation that governs the amplitude [p x ] of an acceleration wave; a complete analysis of such an equation modifying and generalizing several known results in the literature has been reported in [17] and [18].

The strength of such a longitudinal decline is modified by the investigated EPHX1 polymorphism [ 70].