As the h-BNNSs have a tendency to lie on their widest facets when they were dispersed randomly in a glass sample holder, the widest facets were the preferential orientations, i.e., the (002) (or 004) planes in the XRD measurement.
For the 30 nm-wide facets seen on most AuNPs here, the tuning rate of λ2 is predicted to be 40% faster than λ3, in line with our measurements.
In between, wide {110} facets form.
This notch-induced dark spot coincides with a 10 µm wide waveguide facet.
As the patella inlay of the Interax®-Prosthesis system has a wider lateral facet and an optimized surface fit to the femoral component groove, the patella shifted more medially in a bow shaped path of motion in a similar manner to the physiologic patella.
Isolated arthropod eyes ~ 8mm wide, with 3000 facets apiece, were discovered in Australia's Emu Bay shales (p. 216, Lee et al. [2011]).
A Cambrian arthropod 3 cm long, Alalcomeneus, had a pair of chelicerae, two crude compound eyes 0.75 mm wide with 200 facets (ommatidia) apiece, and a nervous system much like that of fossil horseshoe crabs, Limulus, coordinating motor responses to sensory input (Tanaka et al.[2013]).[2013]
Hughes's belligerent approach may have had some wide-armed agricultural facets, but it was a pleasure to watch and often devastatingly effective.
Cloud-native computing, which encompasses a wide variety of IT facets and often emphasizes open-source software, is poised to deliver on these benefits in a manner that can adapt to new trends as they emerge.
I hope that the show keeps showcasing a wide variety of different facets of the art, I hope that it keeps its authenticity and the true form of the arts.
We can think of few other platforms that would bring together such an eclectic group of papers, and hope that this project may sow a seed for similar publishing ventures that connect otherwise dispersed and seemingly 'unconnected' facets of wide ranging topics such as 'quality' in healthcare.
