The composite films thus deposited on a glass substrate exhibit a reasonably polycrystalline structure, but dominant (111) growth is seen in the ZnSe phase irrespective of x.
Herein, the sensing temperature was 400 °C; thus, it can be reasonably supposed that the dominant oxygen species on the surface of the sensor was O 2−.
Contrary to what was expected, low dominants were reasonably well liked by friends, possibly because they were the least aggressive members of each clique yet used levels of prosocial behavior comparable to that of other clique members.
This sequence of vectors, when normalized appropriately, and under reasonably mild conditions, converges to a dominant eigenvector, i.e., an eigenvector associated with the eigenvalue of the largest modulus.
Bistrategic dominants are socially competent, sharing characteristics and outcomes of prosocial dominants (e.g., perceived as popular, reasonably liked by peers, agreeable, conscientious, socially skilled, and socially integrated) as well as coercive dominants (e.g., high levels of hostility, loneliness, cheating, and aggression) (Hawley, 2003; Hawley et al., 2002).
And, in the computer business, the Taiwanese company Acer has become a dominant player by making cheap, reasonably good laptops — the reverse of Apple's premium-price approach.
The quantitative correlations between the theory and experiment are reasonably good, but in the range of the dominant resonant frequency of this nonlinear system, i.e. at larger response amplitudes, the correlations are not good.
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The model is reasonably accurate when aggregating a large number of interferers without a dominant term such that the central limit theorem (CLT) applies [19, 20].
The experimental result is reasonably explained by a simple kinetic model that HCOO− oxidation is the dominant reaction route over the whole pH range.
