The IFFT pattern shows that the ordered Pt-Nb phase preferentially populates the edge of the NP versus the inner core.
Textual characterization results show that the ordered mesoporous structure of carbon silica composite with trace SiO2 is well preserved.
Results showed that the ordered mesoporous structure remains stable throughout the treatment applied and exposure to NO2.
The experimental results show that the ordered domains are completely out of contrast in fundamental reflections, indicating that in the B2 superlattice structure the antiphase boundary (APB) faults bounding the ordered domains do not contain non-chemical fault components.
That finding cannot be disturbed, nor the nearby differential invalidated, unless it is shown that the order is not supported by substantial evidence in the administrative record considered in its entirety.
In particular, it is shown that the order statistics of the output variable is concealed in a plot defined by the design point vector.
An autoregressive model (AR) of the time series is proposed, and it is shown that the order of the model identifies a mechanical equivalent of certain fluidization behaviour.
It is shown that the order of magnitude of displacements are in accord with the Sternberg's statement of the Saint-Venant principle.
It has been shown that the order of convergence of the HWDM can be increased from two to four by applying Richardson extrapolation method.
It is shown that the order of the fractional derivative has an effect on natural frequencies and stability boundaries.
