Due to insufficient correction, the residual pointing bias about −0.12° in Pacific sea was observed and the successful tracking of KSLV-I is achieved on January 30 , 2013
Even if only focusing on nanocrystalline metals with amorphous complexions, we envision materials that can be rapidly consolidated because of faster diffusion along AIFs or that are more tolerant to radiation damage with AIFs acting as sinks for residual point defects47.
The excess arsenic forms precipitates when annealed at temperatures above 500°C, but the epilayer is still highly nonradiative due to the presence of residual point defects [19] or resultant metallic As clusters [20].
The second residual point is that among instances of corruption there are ones in which corruptors are culpably negligent; they do, or allow to be done, what they reasonably ought to have known should not be done, or should not have been allowed to be done.
The time transformation from t to τ is considered based on this cumulative intensity; tau = varLambda (t|H_{t} ) (8 transforms the ordinary occurrence times of aftershocks; (t 1, t 2, …, t N ) into the sequence (τ 1, τ 2, …, τ N ) in the time interval [0, Λ(T ], which we call the residual point process (RPP).
According to preceding part, the fraction of permeability reduction at co-seepage point and residual oil point is obtained.
However, the distribution of DN1-4 subsets in DKO thymi still indicated a subtle partial block at the DN1 DN2/DN3 and a concomitant moderate reduction of the cell number of DN2 thymocytes – comparable to Mysm1−/− thymi – as residual phenotype pointing to a potential p53-independent regulatory mechanism at this stage.
