One potential consequence of this reduction is that the chromosomal region of reduced nucleotide diversity associated with a geographically localized selective sweep limited to unfused Chromosome 4 is expected to be about 10 times wider in the northernmost population than in the southern population [7].
Selective sweeps limited to the unfused arrangement are expected to reduce nucleotide variation more severely in northern relative to southern populations of D. americana.
The factors that affected the film formation, such as monomer concentration, number of sweeping cycles, sweep rate and limits of potential cycling were investigated in detail.
Floodwater cannot cross the far-field flow lines and remains confined to an oval region between the stagnation point and the producer well; the width of the water sweep is limited by, and related to, the stagnation point distance to the injector [see Eq. (3)].
Floodwater cannot cross the far-field flow lines and remains confined to an oval region between the stagnation point and the producer well (Fig. 7); the width of the water sweep is limited and related to the stagnation point distance to the injector.
One of the many advantages of FDML lasing is that within the loop cavity, lasing occurs at all wavelengths simultaneously avoiding the buildup time for laser operation leading to sweep rates limited only by the tunable filter.
By the 1960s, British fiction offered a safe haven for a self-conscious and loosely organised band of "experimentalists", whose mission - if not in so many words - was to sweep forward the limits of the novel to some remote plateau where "social realism", the great experimental bugbear, was no more than a genteel memory.
Poor sweep efficiency seriously limits field applications of CO2-EOR, especially in fractured reservoirs.
The electrocatalytic oxidation of 1,2-propanediol in perchloric acid medium was investigated using cyclic voltammetry by varying different experimental parameters: sweep rate, potential limits, temperature of the solution, and concentration of diol.
The electrocatalytic oxidation of d-sorbitol on a polycrystalline platinum electrode, in perchloric aqueous medium, was studied by cyclic voltammetry under varying sweep rate, potential limits, stirring, temperature, pH and concentration of d-sorbitol.
This temperature sweep illustrates the limiting regimes associated with NOx adsorption: kinetic limitations at lower temperatures due to the strength of the Pt O bond and insufficient storage sites at higher temperatures.
