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Many models of new physics beyond the standard model contain a hidden sector which can be probed at the LHC.

However, the modulus and mesh size ranges which can be probed by these formulations are quite restricted.

Several types of excited states are accessible for these systems, which can be probed on a range of timescales by these techniques.

The actual temperature region of super-cooling, which can be probed by the present NMR technique, covers approximately 10 K and is discussed in the text.

Thus, for example, every point on the equator stands for a state in which the photon is in an equal mixture of vertical and horizontal, but in which the phase, which can be probed in certain more complicated measurements, is different.

As a consequence, GSL-enriched domains have a tight lateral packing density [9], which can be probed by spectral shift of emitted light at high fluorescent lipid concentration (excimers).

Running alongside this evolution has been the refinement of methods by which interfaces can be probed at scales approaching (or being at) the molecular.

The combination, called the Planck length (Gh/c3)1/2, equals roughly 10−33 cm, far smaller than the distances to which elementary particles can be probed in particle accelerators on Earth.

The technique of microarray has been developed to detect the changes within cells and is a powerful tool by which many genes can be probed simultaneously.

19 The recent revision of the AAOMS classification of ONJ includes the presence of a fistula, during which the bone can be probed.

Using the complex modulus formula, the inhomogeneous nature of the polycrystalline materials with grain and grain boundary effects can be probed easily, which cannot be distinguished from complex impedance plot.