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In July Hoya, a Japanese maker of optical glass, announced a $146m factory near Hanoi to make the glass substrates from which hard disks are fashioned.
Inspection of the XRD patterns revealed preferential crystallographic orientations in various Ti substrates from which TiO2 nanotube layers were produced.
Figure 3 displays FESEM images of the sapphire substrates from which the reaction products on their surfaces had been cleared away to reveal terrace-like geometric patterns.
Nanographite of 350 nm thickness was prepared using plasma-enhanced chemical vapour deposition onto fused silica substrates, from which membranes were microfabricated using deep wet etching.
Here, we give an overview of emerging principles of enhancer function, current models of enhancer architecture, genomic substrates from which enhancers emerge during evolution, and the influence of three-dimensional genome organization on long-range gene regulation.
The power of the isotopic markers relates to the extent and pattern of spatial isotope ratio variations in the environmental substrates from which they are assimilated (primarily food, water, and air).
The medium, including the substrate from which the organism produces the new product, must be cheap and readily available in large quantities.
The surface examined has shown that the process of oxidation produces the compact sublayer of columnar crystals (whiskers) well adherent to the substrate from which the needle-like whiskers are growing.
In addition, accumulation of metals in the mushrooms was found to be species metabolism-dependent and also strongly affected by the chemical composition of the substrate from which the mushrooms get their nutrients (Radulescu et al. 2010).
HRXRD analyses demonstrated high-order satellite peaks and clear fringes between them for the UV-LEDs grown on the FS-GaN substrate, from which the IRN was estimated to be 1.6%.
The overlapped deposit layer was strongly attached to the substrate from which can be discriminated by the depletion of the Ca content and the enrichment of both S and Si.
