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The universal dynamics of sidearm necks during pinch-off are exploited to determine the product of liquid diffusivity and capillarity length Dd0, as a parameter that is crucial in the calibration of quantitative models.

The time evolution of these spatial scales and the analysis of local microstructural events reveal that isolated liquid pools are created through the merging of dendrite branches that follow the universal dynamics of merging predicted by Aagesen et al., and proceed to contract following the dynamics dictated by late stage cooling and back diffusion.

These experiments enabled the group to verify Cerda's theoretical calculations about how a thin supported elastic film, such as a lung surfactant monolayer, behaves and document the universal dynamics of wrinkling and folding over a vast range of length scales in different materials.

Such stories — wherever they take place — address more universal dynamics: of countries at the crossroads of patriotism and military tragedy.

The emergence of universal dynamics far from equilibrium is observed by evaluating spatially resolved spin correlations in a quasi-one-dimensional spinor Bose Einstein condensate.

Spike avalanches exhibit universal dynamics across the sleep-wake cycle.

The more stories and objects we exhibit, the more opportunities we have to showcase the particularities of the various cultures that comprise our cities, as well as the universal dynamics that shape our nation.

A universal model describing dynamics of mass epidemics (outbreaks) of the socially significant diseases as well as infections caused by special pathogens is being developed at the State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology Vector.

The novel was set in Greece in 1942, but Mr. Dorfman has recast the stage version as a more universal tale of the dynamics of diseased societies.

Backstage, however, the story remains universal, and the family dynamics of patrician 1880s Japan as seen through the lens of the late 1930s remain engaging and heartbreaking.

Moreover, we found that the scaling function is well fit by a double power law, with remarkably similar exponents across all brain regions and behavioral states (Figs. 9a and 9c), suggesting the existence of universal mechanisms underlying the dynamics of spike avalanches in the brain.