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The (2 × 1) reconstruction arises during the high-temperature annealing, and ad-atoms of the uppermost layer do not need to migrate and be embedded into the lattice to form this reconstruction.

One apparent difficulty for this reconstruction arises from its appearing to contradict Tractatus 3.24, which clearly suggests that if the complex entity A were not to exist, the proposition "F[A]" would be false, rather than, as the argument requires, without truth value.

With shotgun sequencing the data need to be analysed via sliding windows, and then a problem of variant reconstruction arises.

The (4 × 4) reconstruction arose at T ≲ 600°C after annealing.

High-resolution image reconstruction arise in many applications, such as remote sensing, surveillance, and medical imaging.

RHEED patterns corresponding to the (4 × 4) reconstruction arise at ~600°C in the process of sample cooling after annealing.

It is possible that the affiliation of these lineages in phylogenomic analyses of chloroplast genes and proteins is the result of systematic errors of phylogenetic reconstructions arising from model misspecification (Lemieux et al. 2014a).

The need to perform dynamic response reconstruction always arises as the measurement of structural response is often limited to a few locations, especially for a large civil structure.

This is most effective in reducing reconstruction artifacts arising from the "missing wedge" problem.

This meeting was a fund-raiser to address the humanitarian and reconstruction requirements arising from the most recent conflict to be precipitated by Serbian dictator Slobodan Milosevic.

These techniques show that the thermal and reactive reconstruction of MPA arises from the migration of an oxomolybdate species from the cubic form of the anhydrous MPA structure.