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From our analysis in Ref. [1], we found that outgassing is practically completely frozen out at temperatures as low as ({sim }30mbox{ K}).

We can practically completely eliminate the dark counts, and therefore any uncontrolled polarization flips, by making use of superconducting transition edge sensor (TES) photon detectors.

After final drying, the intensities I 2 practically completely return to the initial values (character for initially dried samples), whereas τ 2 lifetimes are larger in ceramics sintered at 1300 and 1400 °C.

It is demonstrated that in hydrogen and methane flows tungsten and manganese can be practically completely reduced from W6+ to W0 and from Mn4+/Mn3+ to Mn2+ states, respectively.

It is demonstrated that these data can practically completely be explained by the influence on the apparent transfer coefficient of this reaction exerted by the ψ1-effect resulting from the diffuseness of the electric double layer.

The internal allocation of fuel (the core carbon), and the surface position of molten carbonate electrolyte on the carbon particles, enables it to practically completely protect the carbon from normal high-temperature oxidation, and simultaneously allow its efficacious electrochemical oxidation by the atmospheric oxygen (Fig. 2).

However, this state of balanced growth is completely unnatural for practically all microbes [ 43].

With these known physicochemical characteristics, we could successfully carry out enantiomeric separations of the different binaphthols at pH 11.5, practically in completely ionized form, in phosphate medium, and in the presence of cyclodextrin (CD), with analysis times lower than 8 min.

Yes, that's right, some cats, such as the Sphynx, are practically or completely hairless.

Thus, the PE samples practically were pyrolyzed completely to hydrocarbons, which were completely oxidized in the plasma reactor.

Imaginatively she is of the highest importance; practically she is completely insignificant.