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This phase was later transformed progressively to Al-rich smectite because of Fe-oxidation and corresponding Si-mitigation.

Within the hydrothermal temperature range from 150 to 200 °C, the morphology transformed progressively from microjujube to microflowers consisted with nanospindles.

Within the Zn content increase from 0.2 to 0.8 in the CdxZn1−xS solid solution, the morphology transformed progressively from microflowers agglomerates to microspheres.

In a second stage, HfO2 or Ta2O5 species are transformed progressively into Hf O Al or Ta O Al species, respectively, leading to the synthesis of custom designed Hf- and Ta-aluminates.

Subsequently, in a third stage, stoichiometric nitride species are transformed progressively into mixed nitride species due to the strong intermixing taking place at the interfaces, in such a way that a transition from metallic to insulator behaviour is observed in the UPS valence band.

Concerning the first system, it was found that the disubstituted Mo inner sphere surface complexes, which are bound on the support surface stronger than the monosubstituded ones, resist more effectively to the sintering taking place during calcination where the above complexes are transformed progressively into MoO3 supported nanoparticles.

We observed that the free-standing GaAs NWs retain the pure 2H structure until they merge with each other, at which point the merged segments transform progressively from pure 2H structure to a mixture between zinc blende (3C) structure with twins and 2H.

b A fast inverse linear canonical wavelet transform reconstructs progressively each a M,j by inserting zeroes between samples of aM,j+1 and dM,j+1, filtering in the LCT domain and adding the outputs.

For the situation of nitrogen implantation in this paper, such clusters act as traps for impurity atoms at low implantation doses and are progressively transformed into precipitates of new phases when the concentration of the impurity atoms becomes sufficiently high.

The sites span a period of ∼1500 years (Roman to late medieval period), during which the coastal landscape was progressively transformed from little managed wetlands to a fully embanked polder area.

At intermediate and higher fluences the transference of nuclear energy density induces a large loss of oxygen and hydrogen and the photoresist is progressively transformed into an amorphous carbon layer.