Specifically, by scrutinizing the evolution of the distribution of solid surface orientations in the MPS processed samples, we have extracted the hierarchical order of the Si/SiO2 interfacial energies as a function of grain orientation.
And so while scholars and historians use these documents to scrutinize the evolution of the speech's famous phrase, it's worth asking a broader question: does America still have a military-industrial complex, and should we be as worried about it as Eisenhower was?
I am thus an observationally-driven astronomer with a focus on utilizing measurements obtained with large radio and (sub- millimeter wavelength interferometric telesub- millimeterinize the evolution of the gas and dust components in the interstellar medium of galaxies at high redshifts.
Whole-genome sequencing projects have made it possible to perform large-scale phylogenetic analyses that scrutinize the evolution of exon intron organization.
The western is the genre most scrutinized for this evolution.
Our results indicate that vertical 1T-WS2 naresheets attractivetive alternative to the precious platinum benchmark catalyst and rival MoS2 materials that have recently been heavily scrutinized for hydrogen evolution.
Just as the study of great apes has been vital to understanding human evolution, biologists are now scrutinizing choanoflagellates for clues about one of the great transitions in history — the origin of the animal kingdom.
Since the publication of The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin, in 1859, Darwinian evolution has been scrutinized experimentally; today the theory of evolution is widely accepted by the scientific community (Coyne 2009; Dawkins 2009; Paz-y-Miño-C and Espinosa 2011a, b).
The originality of Strand's thesis comes from the way she tracks the evolution of these cultural qualms by scrutinizing the various types of "bogeymen" who came to represent them.
He summarized an article of his in a recent issue of Nature, the result of twenty years spent scrutinizing the cellular structures of platelets, as "arguing that strong archaic forces in evolution come into play to cause a heart attack".
If evolution proponents are so sure their theory is right, why are they afraid of students scrutinizing the ideas?
