The routine use of proton NMR for the visualization of enantiomers, aligned in the chiral liquid crystal solvent poly-γ-benzyl-l-glutamate (PBLG), is restricted due to severe loss of resolution arising from large number of pair wise interaction of nuclear spins.
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However, the spectral resolution rendered by a 1D spectrum is insufficient to resolve spectral lines arising from a uniformly labeled membrane protein.
This conflicting resolution may arise from a different history or evolutionary phenomena for matR than the other partitions.
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In that configuration, light arising from a single molecule produces not a circle but an ellipse, which indicates the molecule's axial position with 50-nm resolution.
The holonomy metrics we construct should be thought of as arising from (a suitable perturbation of) abelian Hermitian-Yang-Mills connections on AC Calabi-Yau 3-folds, especially those that arise as crepant resolutions of Calabi-Yau cones.
Theoretical model of phase noise of SRA is set up, especially the effect of the automatic gain control (AGC) circuit in oscillator to phase noise in low frequency range (1/f3 phase noise and 1/f5 phase noise) is analyzed, and the restriction of resolution performance arising from the 1/f3 phase noise caused by AGC is also illustrated.
Because the resolution of confocal microscope is naturally better than required for imaging subcellular detail in skin, the improved sectioning of a divided-pupil configuration, and particularly a line-scanner, provides an improvement that is more important than the small degradation of resolution that arises from using a fraction of the aperture.
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