A reduction of the final grain size after extrusion, mainly caused by the influence of intermetallic particles is observed, which becomes more distinct for higher alloying contents and low extrusion temperature.
Using FWHM=12 mm leads to a slight overestimate ((4.3±3.8) %) of the PVE correction which becomes more distinct for small ROIs. Figure 11 Difference between LBPVC-corrected and true SUV mean using automatic ROI delineation for different values of the assumed spatial resolution (at a noise level of FWHM = 5%).
In contrast, at the second site, which was formely grass-dominated site (Kyle Game Reserve), we observed an unclear dominant scale (1972) which later becomes distinct in 1985 , 1996and 2012.
The results showed that (111) was the dominant preferred orientation in the TiN films, which became less distinct for the specimen with Ti interlayer.
As seen in the microphotographs, the microparticles contained a core of calcium carbonate grains and a shell, which became more distinct with increasing number of the adsorbed polymer layers.
Soon after, a large eye became evident on satellite imagery, which became more distinct and organized.
The same acronym can be shared by multiple distinct targets, which becomes a major obstacle in correctly recognizing abbreviated forms of target names.
They stressed that intensification of the EAWM is more significant than that of the EASM and that there seems to be a threshold at ca. 50 % uplift after which the Siberian High becomes distinct and the EAWM is established (Fig. 3).
At lower concentration, the signal at 310 nm nearly disappears and that at 250 nm becomes distinct, which may mean that the Ag+ ions preferentially attack the sites of sp3 carbon clusters or defective regions on the basal planes and partially restore the sp2 carbon framework.
Intracellular QSOX1A migrates as a distinct band immediately after the pulse, which becomes progressively shifted to a slower migrating more diffuse band during the chase.
