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DSA is only observed when the C atom reorientation time is smaller than the residence time of the stacking fault at the location of the point defect complex.

Using the electric field crossed at 120°, the microchip is designed to trap the DNA molecules, whose reorientation time is longer than the period of the crossed field, within the micropillars distributed at 60° direction.

By utilizing initial costates and reorientation time of the ISRS time-optimal solution, the homotopic approach is introduced to solve the asymmetric rigid spacecraft time-optimal three-axis reorientation problem.

They also showed increased reorientation time of attention during behavioral tasks [ 16].

Two-tailed independent Student's t-tests were used for tip reorientation time (n = 74) and indentation distance (n = 61).

The adequacy of each seizure will be evaluated by the ECT-clinician based on seizure duration, δ-waves, reorientation time and clinical effect.

In the fabricated extraction microchip, three different DNA molecules, including λ DNA (48.5 kbp), micrococcus DNA (115 kbp) and T4 DNA (168.9 kbp) show the reorientation times of 4.80 ± 0.44 s, 7.12 ± 0.75 s and 9.71 ± 0.30 s, respectively, at the crossed electric field of 6.25 V/cm.

The fitting results comprise the isotropic reorientation correlation time distribution and axial jump angle distribution in these two phases, respectively.

The concentration dependent values of molecular reorientation relaxation times lower than that of the ideal mixing behaviour have been attributed to the cooperative dynamics of H-bonded FA DMF structures.

Preprocessing included reorientation, slice acquisition time correction, co-registration with the structural image, realignment, spatial normalization to the standard Montreal Neurological Institute EPI template resampled to a 2 × 2 × 2 mm voxel size and spatial smoothing using a Gaussian kernel (6 mm fullwidth at half-maximum).

Animations may be more effective than comparable static graphics in situations other than conveying complex systems, for example, for real time reorientations in time and space.