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While several mechanisms can lead to the existence of liquid water at sub-freezing temperatures, this work focuses on the dynamical (entropic) contribution stemming from motions of water molecules at water soil or water ice interfaces.

For example, movie-mode data collection with relatively high contrast using DDDs now allows decoupling the decay in image quality due to radiation damage versus that stemming from beam-induced motions.

Traditionally, different classes of cutaneous mechanoreceptive afferents are ascribed different and largely non-overlapping functional roles (for example texture or motion) stemming from their different response properties.

In addition to adequate stiffness provided by the dual system, most tall buildings may have to rely on various control systems to reduce the level of unwanted motions stemming from severe dynamic loads.

In addition, the hardware provides for unique scanning geometry, particularly stemming from the independent radial and swivel motion of the detectors.

In a 45-page motion filed this week, the counter-demonstrators asked a California judge to drop assault and riot charges stemming from violent clashes outside the state capitol.

A combination of in situ transmission electron microscopy irradiation experiments and finite element simulations reveals that the effect stems from a directional motion of gliding dislocations that is driven by the anisotropic stress field induced in the material surrounding the ion track.

However, some temporal predictors may stem from rather unreliable motion vectors.

Thermal fluctuations of the MET current are the main source of randomness in hair cells [18] and stem from the Brownian motion of the hair bundle and random clattering of MET channels (the so-called channel noise).

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The input motion stems from kinematic interaction - a result of the relative flexibility between pile and soil - and subsequent pile bending, under the passage of vertically propagating seismic shear waves.