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Also the majority of equilibration temperatures cluster in a smaller range.

Concerning night up-regulated transcripts in Verdejo pericarp, the absence of light in the first time point of this experiment made it possible to discriminate between transcripts putatively up-regulated by low temperatures (cluster V2) or by darkness (cluster V3).

We find that, while two or four SI's are stabilized in hillock-like structures that stay idle unless the system is heated to very high temperatures, clustering of three C adatoms leads to the formation of mobile protrusions on graphene and large enough SWCNTs.

The low temperature clustering could explain the existence of the initial phase, or modulated structure, seen experimentally at lower temperatures.

The current work builds on previous studies that identified a compositional (Mg Si) dependence of the negative effect on hardening behavior, and finds a corresponding difference in the effect of room temperature clusters at artificial aging temperatures.

Experimental observations on adatom position, height, temperature clustering and Ostwald ripening, p- or n-doping, or the electronic configuration can be rationalized by present calculations, which deliver a solid theoretical ground from which experimental features can be interpreted and discussed.

The dynamics of carbon clusters on a rigid Ni(1 1 1) lattice is then studied in the presence of a homogeneous carbon source, simulating recent experiments on low-temperature clustering of carbon species by diffusion on an infinite and perfect Ni(1 1 1) surface.

It is aimed at encouraging companies to invest in ultra-high pressure and high temperature clusters.

The low-temperature clusters nucleate by formation of strictly determined 2D structures composed by dimer pairs and longer chains [20, 32].

Notably, BAT samples harvested from winter animals at warm body temperature clustered separately from those at low body temperature.

We see a good correspondence between the temperature clusters and their estimated growth rates, and similarly, when instead clustering by growth rate and colouring by temperature.