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Hydrothermal alteration and prograde metamorphism of these compositions will therefore produce phase assemblages enriched in epidote.

The proposed chip can easily produce phase shifts of signals by using a resistor chain.

Due to the strong surface interactions between the tubes, they produce phase separation on the failure of dispersion (Fig. 11).

The large size and low electronegativity of Bi tend to produce phase separation [4], surface droplets [5, 6], atomic ordering [7 9], nano-scale liquid droplets [10] or Bi clusters during epitaxial growth.

Different from the refractive lens array relying on phase modulation via phase change accumulated along the optical paths, metasurfaces composed of nano-scatters can produce phase abrupt over the scale of wavelength.

As ionospheric plasma irregularities produce phase and amplitude scintillations of a received radio signal, the GNSS/GPS technique offers a relatively cheap and high-resolution method for tracking these irregularities and permanently monitoring them on a regional and global scale (e.g., Pi et al. 1997; Aarons and Lin 1999; Valladares et al. 2004; Jakowski et al. 2012; Cherniak et al. 2014).

The genome of male germ cells is actively transcribed to produce phase-specific gene expression patterns.

The current work uses OH PLIF imaging of the flame region to produce phase-resolved measurements of flame behavior at each frequency.

For the light profiles of F = 0.2 (top and bottom rows of Figure 4), the EP and EI models with the square waveform produce phase-advanced oscillations relative to that with the sine waveform, which is partially due to greater light input at dawn and dusk.

The transposon- and TAS-like hairpins we describe (Table 3, Supplemental Figure S5) which produce phased siRNAs may be cases of post-transcriptional antisense regulation of relevance to protein-coding gene regulation or miRNA evolution [155].

Systematic experiments should examine if very long photoperiods, e.g., 20 4, when coupled with an inserted phase of darkness or dim illumination, can produce phase-jumping in humans, with consequences in activity, sleep wake, melatonin secretion, and mood.