However, the outer parts along the spiral arms in particular were resolved into swarms of faint stars, seen superimposed over a structured background of light.
The measured lifetime spectra were resolved into three components.
The electrochemical impedance spectra of supercapacitors were resolved into real and losscapacitances.
Extracts 1 to 6 were resolved into two fractions, referred to as anionic and cationic, by anion-exchange chromatography.
In addition, the European F. langsethiae isolates from Finland and Russia were resolved into two distinct subgroups based on analyses of translation elongation factor and IGS rDNA sequences.
Racemates of the synthetic products were resolved into their enantiomers by chiral separation using a cellulose column, and antibacterial activities were compared.
Assuming a simple two-phase model, the 13C resonances were resolved into two peaks arising from the crystalline and amorphous phases.
Using published binding energies, the U (4f7/2) and O (1s) peaks were resolved into contributions from UIV, UV, UVI, OII, OH− and H2O.
Reduction and oxidation currents of hydrogen were resolved into those due to adsorption, absorption and evolution of hydrogen, as well as their corresponding re-oxidation currents.
Fine particle nitrate measurements at Claremont were resolved into three size ranges (0.07 0.45, 0.45 1.0, and 1.0 2.5 μm); similar weekly reductions were seen for each size range.
These resulting sequences were resolved into fifteen KAP-β subfamilies which, due to broad supergroup representation, were most likely represented in the last eukaryotic common ancestor (LECA).
