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Every round was like a tiny concentration of high-velocity wind, making the bodies wince and shiver".
The best work is the most straightforward and includes Barbara Bosworth's almost impossibly tender shot of an indigo bunting, a tiny concentration of cerulean nestled in a woman's hand.
Meanwhile, a weak (002) graphene peak located at 26.4° (3.31 Å) was observed, which indicates that the GO film may contain a tiny concentration of unoxidized graphene.
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Dr Keays and his colleagues changed tack, and earlier this year they reported that they had found tiny concentrations of iron in the neurons of a pigeon's inner ear.Case closed?
The combination of clavulanate and meropenem performed the best, the team reports, with tiny concentrations of the β-lactam killing every M. tuberculosis culture the team tested.
Rather than head back to their own birth streams, like salmon, lampreys sniff out tiny concentrations of a pheromone released by larvae.
We examined there occurs a series of short-term tiny concentration vibrations of PER and dCLK around respective threshold values, which lead to the bidirectional arcs coming into being.
These larger nodes reflecting unstable short-term tiny concentration vibrations are considered to contribute to the formation of the steady oscillation period (i.e., the cycle composed of the outer-ring nodes).
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