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Together with the evolution of the daylight introduction into building façade systems, energy consumption assessment becomes more and more crucial to evaluate the synthetic performance.

We discuss the temporal evolution of X-ray sources together with the evolution of the radio emission sites observed at different coronal heights by the NRH.

A progressive degradation of the crystalline structure was observed with the increase in the negative bias potential, together with the evolution to compressive residual stresses.

We monitor the force between the two surfaces and the Q6 order parameter together with the evolution of the structure/morphology.

X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) permits to reveal quantitative phase composition and average valence together with the evolution of the local structure.

Micro and macro observations, together with the evolution of an already developed finite element tool, have been used to analyze specimens obtained under different process conditions.

Together with this evolution, emerged the notion of service aiming to ease the construction of loosely coupled systems.

This article provides a historical context together with the recent evolution of the organ/organotypic culture, chick limb organ culture and chorioallantoic membrane models and the application of innovative imaging techniques to further our understanding of skeletal tissue regeneration.

The use of realistic breakage and coalescence functions together with the natural evolution of the interactive drop population has made it possible to predict the dispersed phase drop size distribution and mass transfer efficiency in a rational manner from the known physicochemical properties of the dispersion and the operating conditions of the extractor.

Together with the rapid evolution of sequence information, transcriptomics is becoming more widely accessible also to organisms of ecological relevance that have not (yet) reached the status of a model organism in ecotoxicology.

The age-standardised mortality rates in 1991, based on the national mortality survey in 1990 1992, are also shown (the first point of the lines labelled as 'Rural-E' or 'Urban-E'), together with the expected evolution of this rate from 1992 to 2005 (the remaining points on the lines), based on the EAPCs calculated from the CHIS data.