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In pure VO2 nanocrystals, insufficient control of its microstructure at nanoscale typically existed and thus leaded to unsatisfied capacitance and cycle performance.
In Huh7 the CD13-positive cells typically existed in a CD133strong fraction, but in PLC/PRF/5 the CD13-positive cells were CD133-negative [ 9].
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Some hadrons typically exist only 10−10 to 10−8 second.
Chromium in chromite and other chromium ores typically exist in a nontoxic form called chromium III).
In modern dance, the company typically exists to flesh out the concepts of one artist, who is also, at least at the beginning, the star dancer.
The S1 state typically exists for 1 100 nanoseconds (ns; 1 ns is 10−9 second), but if photochemistry occurs, it can exist for less than 100 fs.
In the executive summary of Tucker's proposal, available for perusal at Borough Hall, the company notes that "the current environment will undoubtedly increase the financing gap that typically exists in mixed-use development".
A Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that while a precise answer would depend on the actual terms of the co-op's governing documents, under the provisions that typically exist in such documents it would appear that the co-op corporation may have acted inappropriately in two ways.
Even granting him the hostility that typically exists between comedians, Mr. Sahl's comment is especially cruel — not just because of how long the trip from the back of the bus was, but also because Mr. Gregory, unlike many comics of the day, really did sit in at lunch counters.
If, say, hand shape could not change independently of foot shape, selection could not make back feet suitable for walking while leaving the ape with usable hands.So for Darwin to think that natural selection explains major evolutionary innovations, he had to bet on the amount and kind of variation that typically exists in lineages.
In LES, premixed flame structures typically exist on subfilter length scales.
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