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Definitions using lay language were frequently employed as a way to bridge the language gap between the specialties.

The average crystallite size of the spherical Ag nanoparticles formed using PVP lies between 2.8 and 4.7 nm.

The two approaches have Big Data in common, but the key difference lies between using such analysis to look backwards (as with solving the Victorian "mind" or the Primary Colors author mystery) and using it as a guide to create future hits, as Bruzzese presumes to do.

All these results are in line with the typical values estimated for a range of tree species growing in temperate climate zones where the water-use efficiency range lies between 1.42 and 6.66 g L−1 (Penka [1985]).

For example, photon use efficiency of plants lies between 4 and 6%%.

THz (1 THz – 10 Hz) imaging uses radiation whose frequency lies between the microwave and IR regions (longer than IR wavelengths) of the EM spectrum.

While the boiling point of zinc, 907 °C, lies between the temperatures used in this study, any liquid zinc is also likely to be quickly evaporated and carried away by the gas flow due to the high temperatures and minuscule amounts involved [48].

Users have conflicting sets of requirements when it comes to choosing Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) for mobile phones or other systems that use PINs for authentication: the conflict lies between the 'easy to remember' usability requirement and the 'hard to guess' security requirement.

Following linkage analysis, mice and embryos were genotyped using the D15Mit250 polymorphic marker, which lies between Pabpc1 and Ywhaz.

The average crystallite size of Ag nanospheres synthesized using 1 2 ratio of Ag2C2O4 and CTAB lies between 25 and 32 nm and the corresponding particle size from HRTEM lies between 4 and 62 nm.

Conceptually, it lies between sequence similarity-based programs which use local sequence alignment scores and those using trees.