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The black lines represent the shear-wave splitting measurements (Sol et al., 2007).

Finally, we obtain a total of 501 shear wave splitting measurements at 67 stations from 477 events (Fig. 2 and Fig. 5).

In fact, power dependency, time-resolved and fine-structure splitting measurements confirm that the biexciton of QDs in set B, where epitaxial conditions have been varied significantly, appears at lower energy (binding) than exciton, oppositely to the set A QDs.

Another source of information is seismic anisotropy, which is sometimes derived at high resolution using both approaches above, and also with seismic wave splitting measurements (Long and van der Hilst 2006).

NMR, micropipette aspiration, and x-ray diffraction experiments showed that TA incorporated into liquid crystalline PC membranes, increasing the area per lipid molecule and decreasing the bilayer thickness by 2 to 4%. 2H-NMR quadrupole splitting measurements also showed that TA associated with a PC molecule for times much less than 10 -4) s.

The calculated average value for each station over the good measurements is listed in Table 1 as well as the number of total splitting measurements and the number of good splitting measurements.

(Bottom) In0.25Ga0.75As1−δ N δ PL spectrum (note the antibinding biexciton) and (bottom inset) a typical fine-structure splitting measurement result, showing no detectable values.

Shear-wave splitting measurement (Iidaka and Niu, 2001; Sol et al., 2007; Chen et al., 2010) was also compared with the Pn anisotropy.

(B) Photon auto-correlation measurement of exciton transition of QD from the sample B2. Figure 6 PL spectra of pyramidal site-controlled QDs and fine-structure splitting measurement results.

Split-sample measurements were performed to measure variability introduced by DNA extraction.

Several computers inside the car's trunk perform split-second measurements and calculations, processing data pouring in from the sensors.