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This change in environment (e.g., in confinement effect as well as in acid site strength) can lead to the rather small peak shift observed for this situation (2 cm–1 with respect to liquid CD3CN, Figure 5 B); even for nitriles in bulk infrared spectroscopy, both factors have been linked to observed variations in C≡N vibration frequency.

Clearly the CO2 trace does not increase smoothly with time, as would be expected from a constant emission source, but rather small peaks are discernable despite the cinema ventilation rate remaining constant.

The intensity of C 1 s peak is rather small and the signal is noisy, but the C 1 s peak was fitted by two main components to represent C-C/C-H bond at binding energies about 284.5 eV and C = O bond at higher binding energies about 288 eV.

Taken together, our results suggest that the rather small number of differential peaks observed by bioinformatics analysis were false positives.

The full width at half maximum of the diffraction peak is rather small, which indicates that the film crystallinity is fairly good for the pristine MoS2 powder.

As results in Figure 5b show a potential of 0.6 V was too negative to maximize oxidation of Mn2+; thus, the amplitude of the manganese oxide reduction peak was rather small.

There is a peak near 3.0 Hz in EHVR at TAMA, but its amplitude is rather small and there is no corresponding peak in MHVR.

As can be seen in Figure 14, values of T a and T c vary considerably over the 24-hour period (particularly, values of T a), but their variations during peak periods are rather small.

This dynamic memory management keeps peak memory usage rather small.

The maximum phase of cycle 24 is of particular interest because the sunspot number was rather small (roughly half of the cycle 23 peak).

All observed peak frequency shifts are rather small and do not exceed 5 close close to the spectrometer resolution.