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Recently, Fukahata (2016) suggested that mountains in these regions were formed owing to the localization of deformation along hot and weakened regions.

When water fraction increased, nanoparticles of Pt II) complexes were formed owing to the aggregation, and the emission intensity and triplet excited state lifetime both increased.

For the set process of BRS, the conductive filaments were formed, owing to the migration of the oxygen ions from the ITO bottom electrode to the Al/NiO region as shown in Figure 5a.

The hybrid hydrogel is formed owing to the Schiff's base reaction between amine groups of SCS and dialdehyde groups of DAS to form CHN group.

In their study, the cubic GaN containing with hexagonal phase at their top was formed owing to the occurrence of decomposition and re-crystallization during the annealing process.

The modeling with artificial signals has shown that a multi-band spectral resonant structure (SRS) can be formed owing to the occurrence of paired pulses in analyzed time series.

The packing of the resulting crystal clearly revealed that a one-dimensional network is formed owing to the presence of intermolecular weak hydrogen-bonding and S · · · H interactions between the parallel molecules.

This is primarily ascribed to the fact that no interlayer was formed owing to severe re-sputtering due to high fluxes of doubly-ionized metal species in the plasma.

In such a system, the aggregate of PAAH+ and OcS− is formed owing to the electrostatic interaction between PAAH+ and OcS− and the hydrophobic interaction among OcS− ions bound to the polyion.

Basically, this decrease in oxygen content and increase in Ta content after switching is of the evidence that an oxygen-deficient filament is formed owing to oxygen ion migration as well as the lower energy gap of the TaO x layer, as shown by the dotted line in Figure 5b.

The sharp transition region which divides the cool chromosphere with T ~ 104 K and the hot corona with T ~ 106 K is formed owing to a thermally unstable region around T ~ 105 K in the radiative cooling function (Landini and Monsignori-Fossi, 1990).