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Similarly, in the case of silica, surfaces must be chemically modified using amino-coupling agent followed by suitable tags, which can couple an amino group on the keratinase.

In this letter, we report a novel uniform grating coupler, which can couple the light of different polarization from fiber into a single waveguide at same wavelength range.

However, difficulties arise when trying to couple light into these on-chip devices, as a high on-chip density and planar geometry require a precise optical probe which can couple exclusively to a particular device.

For this purpose, several community discussions have recently been initiated with a focus on the development of community tourism (which can couple conservation and economic needs), several eco-tours have been piloted, and an 'ecotourism network' has been proposed in the context of a strategic discussion and planning workshop co-hosted by Qinghai Normal University and Plateau Perspectives.

However, the 4T1 → 6A1 transition emission of Mn2+ in ZnSe Mn ( CH 3 COO ) 2 nanobelt splits into many narrow sub-bands due to the formation of integrated multi-Fabry-Pérot cavities, which can couple to produce coherent emission with selected wavelength and cavity mode.

Those amphiphilic polymers often carry chemically active groups, such as carboxyl, hydroxyl, and thiol groups, which can couple with modified functional agents, such as streptavidin, drug, small molecule, DNA, and antibody.

Both of which can be coupled with an increase in dietary protein intake.

In the oil reservoir we need a fluid property related to the fracture size which can be coupled to particle growth.

The aim of this paper is to present a method for solving the time-domain three-dimensional Maxwell equations, which can be coupled with a particle solver.

The study revealed that Pt/CeO2 Al2O3 and Ru/CeO2 Al2O3 were excellent ultrahigh temperature water gas shift catalysts, which can be coupled with biomass gasification in a downstream reactor.

These variables, which can be coupled with political and economic factors and other multifarious forms of risk, may be the foundation and root cause of disasters risks and social vulnerability (Wisner et al. 2004).