These results were also evinced by the SEM image (Figure 2b), as the triangular h-BN nanosheets on the narrow graphene belt also lay in various directions.
These kinds of results were also evinced from the reports of many authors (Kumar et al. 2007; Sultana et al. 2015).
But she's also evinces concern over Iran, and points out that Obama has been just as "all-options-on-the-table-y" as anyone else has been, and that if Mitt wants to take one of those options from the table and use it -- like, say, the Gravy Boat Of Expensive War -- then he should say so.
That was also the attitude evinced by the prosecutors vying to be first to try the two Beltway sniper suspects.
The decline of phone, evinced by internal material, was also recently telegraphed by HTC branding material.
Dag Magne was also the only one of us who could play or who evinced anything that resembled musical talent.
If addiction was also the culprit in scuttling Baudelaire's gifts, and if addicts all evince a predictable set of attitudes and behaviors, then both men should have wrecked their lives in similar ways.
In men comorbid personality disorder was also associated with higher risk for adult interpersonal violence and especially male patients with both comorbid substance abuse and personality disorder evinced a high risk for adult violent behavior.
It was also in 1997, which can now be seen as a kind of watershed year in American fiction, that two of our postmodern masters brought out their finest novels to date, novels that evinced a new emotionality and ardor.
Joshua Klein of The A.V. Club was also unconvinced, remarking that "[this] sort of agitprop is thoroughly predictable, and the only thing that could prove shocking about Manson's antics would be if the singer actually evinced any power over his followers.
