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In the latter, a hydrogen-rich material is subjected to a decomposition process, which is preferably reversible.

This is because a carbon black with a lower structure gives a smaller bond-line thickness, which is preferably less than 3 μm.

A review is presented of how one defines emerging contaminants and what can be included in that group of contaminants which is preferably termed "contaminants of emerging concern".

In the two-tier femtocell network, a central macrocell is underlaid with a large number of shorter range femtocell hotspots, which is preferably in the universal frequency reuse mode.

The other surface area is a continuous SiGe layer with a rough surface morphology, which is preferably formed when the amount of deposited Ge was less than 50 or more than 100 nm.

As shown in Fig. 2, the drive for the elemental sulfur formation is 0.3 0.5 V in the reaction system, and the redox potential decreases with the increase of pH, which is preferably below 7.0 for the high Eh.

Of course, some structures can be studied in hand specimens, which were preferably oriented when collected in the field.

Current CSP plants typically include a condensing steam cycle power block which was preferably designed for a continuous operation and higher operating conditions and therefore, limits the overall plant cost effectiveness and deployment.

We developed a way to extend kinematical scattering calculations for nanofocus applications by including an X-ray spot simulation and considering the geometric situation in experiments with area detectors, which are preferably applied in modern X-ray diffraction measurements.

Scrublands and woodlands, which are preferably used by red deer compared with fallow deer, could provide the best available environment for mycobacteria persistence in Mediterranean habitats, where rainfall is highly variable amongst seasons, but retention of moisture in woodlands may favour the environmental persistence of mycobacteria.

We find that structural information is often helpful to identify possible insertion sites, which are preferably unstructured and flexible.