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However, because of the wide bandgap of TiO2 (3.2 eV for anatase; 3.0 eV for rutile), it absorbs light in the UV region, which only occupies 4 5% of the total solar spectrum.

In case of severe fires, the vegetation grows back after being burnt but it takes a century before a pine habitat could grow and become suitable again for the Corsican Nuthatch, which only occupies mature pine groves where trees are at least 100 year old [10].

However, the expansion of the term "Sonsela" by Heckert and Lucas [11] to include a thicker package of interbedded sandstone and mudstone still requires a new name for the traditional Sonsela sandstone bed, which only occupies a part of this interval, as a lithostratigraphic unit may not bear the same name as a part of it (North American Stratigraphic Code, Article 19f).

Both Japan and Korea held a large emission in transport equipment sector, which only occupied 2.21% (or consumption side 6.10%) of the total emission in China's case.

With mobile WiMAX, MSs operate on subchannels, which only occupy a small fraction of the whole channel bandwidth; the cell edge interference problem can be easily addressed by appropriately configuring subchannel usage without resorting to traditional frequency planning [2].

Swan's article is a not-so-subtle call to kill wolves, which only occupy a tiny portion of their historic range -- about 5% -- in the lower 48.

In this section, a malicious node is assumed as a node which only greedily occupies the network resources by sending packets too frequently, e.g., bandwidth or the forwarding time slot.

The fabrication process of manufactured sands produces plenty of dust, which not only occupies the land and pollutes the environment but also causes dam breaks and collapses.

An anomalous feature was the low occupancy (<0.5/heme bH), accounted for either in terms of a dimeric model, in which only one monomer could be occupied at a time, or by quenching of the EPR signal by ferriheme bH in a fraction of the centers, or by invoking limitations arising from the dissociation state of a protein group.

With the rapid development of vanadium extraction from stone coal, large amounts of tailing were produced, which not only occupied vast land but also caused secondary environmental pollution.

Magnetite tailings (MTs) are waste generated from magnetite processing, which not only occupy lots of land, but also result in severe pollution to the surroundings.