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From Fig. 3, the AgNWs/PVC/AgNWs film prepared at a dipping speed of 50 mm/min and lifting speed of 100 mm/min possesses a stable transmittance more than 84%% over a wavelength range of 400 to 900 nm, meaning that most visible light can transmit through this film, which is very important for the application of TCFs.

Most cases of Zika, which can cause debilitating birth defects including microcephaly, have been transmitted through this aggressive insect.

Consequently, the protection of sensitive information transmitted through this medium has become an important issue.

The forthcoming packets will be transmitted through this new path and will be rerouted to node Y.

There is a transmit buffer that is filled by data at a rate equal to the data generation rate, while the interface transmits through this buffer at a rate equal to the TxRate.

In addition to the favorable physical properties of GFPs, light can sometimes be transmitted through this type of post, allowing the light activation of photopolymerizable adhesive materials in the confines of the root canal [11].

That is, VEGF production and VEGFR2 expression may remain as part of the differentiation program, but the cells are not "addicted" to, or rely on, growth and survival signals transmitted through this prototypical VEGF receptor.

His theory predicts the total radiation transmitted through this hole as a function of the hole diameter [ 31].

The light absorption coefficient, bap, was computed using the amount of light transmitted through this exposed filter, the amount transmitted through the same filter before sampling, and the volume of air that passed through the filter.

As described in this paper, the energy density transmitted through this fiber far exceeds the thresholds required for hard and soft biological tissue ablation.

However, the knowledge transmitted through this discourse clearly was not sufficient to prevent CSPs, perpetuated as they were by other widely prevalent discourses.