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The O1s region also has the typical reduced shape as seen by Doniac broadening at the high binding energy side [25].

Even though the structure of the particles demonstrates the same flower-like shape as seen in Figure 2j, the overall morphology has been changed to some extent.

The whole process was shown in Fig. 1a, and this nano-Si/SiOx sample has a flake shape as seen in Fig. 1b SEM image.

However, the morphology of the point bars changed: in the natural situation, the bars had a convex shape (as seen from the channel), whereas in the embanked situation, they are concave (as seen from the channel).

Lamellae, when viewed edge-on give an impression of a "blocky architecture", while their real shape, as seen on SEM images of flat-on and oblique lamellae, resembles platelets with a few defects in the form of screw dislocations protruding a platelet.

But Geologist Dave Petley, a landslide expert, thinks the island's low, arcuate (or bow) shape — as seen in the few pictures released so far — suggests a rotational landslide, rather than a conical mud volcano.

The telson of Weinbergina and Eurypterida is a stylus with a triangilar cross section (keeled), whereas those of Aglaspis and Kwanyinaspis have more of an extended tubular shape, as also seen, albeit shorter, in Oelandocaris and Henningsmoenicaris.

This transportation history suggests that the sediment based on the sub-rounded to sub-angular shapes as seen on thin sections is an indication of an extensive reworking, implying a cratonic or a recycled source (Al-Harbi and Khan 2008).

The error surfaces obtained using noisy data present the same shapes as seen for the noise-free data except that the error average is higher and points to a different global minimum, which however is essentially indistinguishable in value from the local optima (see Additional file 1 for details).

To calculate the bending energy of a bundle upon joining another one we have used a simple geometrical model, whereby its bent portion, of length l, is represented as composed of two oppositely (and moderately) bent, but otherwise identical arcs, joining smoothly each other to an s-like shape (as may be seen in Fig. 6b).

Note that only small changes in the shape of H, as seen in panels c d, can lead to a large change in the emergent network dynamics.