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Fig. 9 Transformed FCB, IRC (GRG) and IRC (lower) to relative wide lane clock correction on DOY 28 of 2015 for PRN 10 (relative to PRN 27).
Realistic Monte Carlo simulations as well as first experimental data show that classical, quasi ballistic, phase-coherent electron oscillations are possible in relative wide suitably designed confining potentials.
The co-words network for the RTS had a relative wide and flat structure, which implies the SHMPB's RTS has spread in a broad range.
Boundary-layer integral parameters are calculated and their along wind development is studied, in a relative wide range of different roughnesses.
CO formation at low temperatures was related with the cleavage of ether group (Reaction 2), and this reaction occurred at a relative wide temperature range from 300 to 500 °C (Liu et al. 2014a, b).
MUSE is an integral-field spectrograph for the 2nd generation of VLT instruments and offers a relative wide integral-field, adaptive-optics assisted spatial resolution, and a wavelength coverage between 465 and 930 nm.
Taking into account both the growth data and the microarrays results, it can be speculated that GBS is able to growth easily in a relative wide-range of temperatures and environments.
As it heads for the series of rapprochements that will make better, happier people of Josie and her relatives, "Wide Blue Yonder" progresses through a series of sweetly comic misunderstandings.
Presented in Fig. 9 is the relative satellite wide lane clock error for the transformed FCB, IRC (GRG) and IRC (CNT) products.
Spatial variability in valley width exerts a critical control on catchment connectivity, with more efficient sediment conveyance in narrow valleys relative to wider valleys characterised by piedmonts, terraces, fans and extensive floodplains in which conveyance is impeded.
The role of science in bringing about the transformations (apparently) desired by agro-food corporates, is likely to be small relative to wider social forces of change.
