When comparing plots of the actual 21-mer spectrum of E. coli K12 to the P N and P NO models calculated from 21-mer counts in the reference genome, we found that the mixed-Poisson model showed multiple peaks that fail to match the shape and general character of the peaks in the actual spectrum, whereas the over-dispersed adequately models the shape of the peaks of the spectrum.
The shape and the peaks of the spectra measured in vivo were very similar to those determined for NvFP-7R in vitro (Figure 3E).
The clinical interest in hadron therapy lies in the fact that it delivers precision treatment of tumours, exploiting the characteristic shape (the Bragg peak) of the energy deposition in the tissues for charged hadrons.
If the size and the shape of AuNPs have changed, the peak of absorbance would be correspondingly changed.
Inevitably though, the question was put, prompting a sheepish grin from a man who did not look in the peak of physical shape.
The shape and the peak position of N1s spectra of NH2@MNPs are consistent with the presence of the anchored NH2-PA.
The differences in the shapes of the peak profile of the hydrogen thermal desorption curves could be primarily due to differences in the starting microstructures of the specimens.
To the south, extinct volcanoes in the Călimani and Harghita ranges have, to some extent, kept their original conical shape; the highest peaks of these ranges are 6,890 feet and 5,906 feet, respectively.
Various colored shapes indicate the peak wavelengths of multipolar extinction spectra (red circles, l = 1; green squares, l = 2; purple triangles, l = 3; blue diamond, l = 4).
Some residents say that they sometimes see parades of people, their arms crossed in an X shape, climbing the peak with figurines of the Virgin Mary in their hands.
