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Deflection and friction force images are obtained simultaneously, as shown in Figure 5.

Instructions perform the same operation on multiple data simultaneously as shown in Figure5.

Regarding intravascular radioactivity, both the TACs of blood and brain peaked at about 1 min simultaneously, as shown in Figures 4b and 5a.

Therefore, our method can segment more regions of interest, including bright and dark blobs simultaneously, as shown in Fig. 11, which helps to improve diagnosis in medical applications.

In some applications, the radar needs to observe several targets appearing in different observing scenes simultaneously, as shown in Fig. 1.

The results of the questionnaire, based on the thematic analysis of what participating teachers' reported, suggest that teachers involved in adopting flipped classroom teaching encountered first- and second-order barriers simultaneously, as shown in Fig. 2.

With different coefficients in the convolution operation, the results of these basic filters are simultaneously generated as shown in Figure 3b. Figure 3 shows the core function of the proposed algorithm.

The main parameter to be considered seems to be the common space volume within the infusion line between drugs simultaneously infused, as shown by Lovich et al. [7, 8].

Using a standard lift-off procedure, the required Al gate strips with a strip width of 0.12 μm and a strip spacing of 0.42 μm were formed on the gate insulator layer; the unwanted part of the SiO2 insulator layer and the Al periodic strips residing on the source and drain electrodes were simultaneously removed as shown in Figure 2e.

Together, these observations suggest that the rapid progamic phases of early angiosperms evolved via accelerations of both germination and tube growth simultaneously but independently, as shown by patterns of dissociation that are present even among extant early lineages.

These results corroborate that initial height increase of pNIPMAm is due to swelling caused by initial cross-link scission, even though mass is simultaneously being lost (as shown via imaging under deswollen conditions).