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We also present preliminary analysis in which isotopic resolution was attained for beryllium fragments produced by beams of 10B and 11B.

This effectively overcame the problem of non-stationarity of signals due to variable wind speed as high frequency resolution was attained with less than three seconds of measurement data.

Indeed, this resolution was attained by MCM in all cases: 7.6 Å for the c-di-GMP riboswitch aptamer; 7.9 Å for the glycine riboswitch ligand-binding domain; 11.9 Å for the AdoCbl riboswitch aptamer (compare to RNA-puzzle 6 models, Figure 3 figure supplement 4); and 11.1 Å (ribozyme) and 14.5 Å (ribozyme including substrate) for the class I ligase (Shechner et al., 2009).

A device was designed and constructed to examine rock samples of volumes sufficiently large for studying solute migration in rocks, so that a one-millimeter spatial resolution is attained with measurement acquisition time of one point per second.

These agents provide some degree of itch relief; however, no complete resolution is attained in most cases.

This record far-field optical resolution is attained by focusing the STED beam through a solid immersion lens (SIL) fabricated into the diamond.

The artificial hairs, with crownlike heads, were reproduced by scaling down (ca. 100 times smaller) the dimensions of natural features, so that microscale hairs with submicrometric resolution were attained.

Once higher resolutions are attained, it will be possible to use template matching to determine whether RuBisCO complexes have a preferred orientation relative to each other, a strategy that has already been successfully applied to ribosomes (Brandt et al., 2009, 2010; Pfeffer et al., 2012).

Optimal resolution for extracting trees was attained through fusion of multi resolution (spectral and spatial) data.

The zenith of his quarter-century experimental achievements was attained with his resolution of the completely inorganic tetranuclear compound, [tris tetraammine-μ-dihydroxocobalt(+3))cobalt(+3)](6+) bromide, first prepared by Jørgensen, which effectively silenced even Werner's most vociferous opponents.

City status was attained in 1958.