We suspect that at initial stage of AuNP assembling on a glass, they are attracted more intensively by some locale defects of the surface.
But even in that article, the researchers' own work showed that rankings of some locales changed substantially after price adjustments.
The Alps have grown substantially during the past 2 million years, but in some locales about two-thirds of that growth has been carved away by glacial erosion, according to a new study which will be published next month in Geology.
In February, 1946, while he and Margerie were in Mexico, revisiting some of the locales of the book, he received acceptance letters from Jonathan Cape, a publisher in England, and from Reynal & Hitchcock, an American publisher, on the same day.
This summer's offerings are drawn from the mythos and locales of the Silk Road.
She identifies not only pictured soulmates but the locales of their picturing: Turin, Vienna, Stockholm, Positano, Arles, Berlin, and elsewhere.
The locales of his novels Key West, Florida; northern Michigan; Montana and his scenes of fishing and personal combat suggest the influence of Ernest Hemingway.
Age of consent varies across countries, states, communities, and locales of all sorts.
The locales of the macrophage-mediated phagocytosis also differ based upon the organ in which the macrophages are anchored [43 45].
In theory, there is high concentration of both jobs and housing within a 6-kilometer radius across different locales of the city.
