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In summary, when the ex situ annealing temperature increased from 350 to 400 °C, i-PMA characteristic degradation (i.e., PMA magnetic moment decrease) of the Co2Fe6B2 pinned layer was much severer for the p-MTJ spin valve with a nanoscale-thick bottom Co2Fe6B2 free layer than the p-MTJ spin valve with a nanoscale-thick top Co2Fe6B2 free layer.

From these experiments, the Ic of Bi-2223/Ag Bi-2223/Agndence on vibratapesfrequency, time andependenceadation was much sevibrationonofrequencytime 19-filandntheape.

The wear of brazed diamond grits for drilling of silicon carbide is much severer than that of alumina.

"Our country is going through a variety of stormlike plots and intrigues that are much severer than Nargis, and they are endless," it said.

Japan's Foreign Minister, Taro Nakayama, meanwhile, called for urgent Cabinet-level meetings, saying United States demands were "much severer" than Japan had expected.

However, the impact that the torque applies to the entry roof is much severer than what the vertical force does.

The fault would be much severer when the fault location is closer to the energy sources; therefore the bus fault is critical for the whole system.

The mean lesion density in ZH11 was 5.07/3 cm2 whereas the one in APIP12-KO was 11.50/3 cm2 (Fig. 3b and c), indicating that disease symptom in the mutant plant is much severer than the one in wild type plant.

The impact of CSI inaccuracy, in this case delay, is much severe in AlBf than EgBf.

In femtocells, restrictions in the maximum number of connected users is much severe than in macrocells, due to the femtocell processing and capacity limitations.

Although households from all kebeles reported food shortage, the problem is much severe in Tana-woyna kebele where there is very low crop yield per hectare of farmland.