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pages = {3276--3281}, doi = {10.1073/pnas.1217998110} }. 2012. Loukaides EG, Maurini C and Seffen KA (2012), "Elementary Morphing Shells: Their Complete Behaviour", In Proceedings of IASS Symposium. ... Seoul, South Korea, 21-24 May, 2012. [Abstract: In

10 Dec 2007: In general, lat-tice dynamics is calculated within the Born-Oppenheimeradiabatic framework [24, 25]. ... However, we have shownthat the BOA breaks down in the description of KA indoped graphene [28, 29].

6 Jul 2011: Brown 1974 15.50 11.85. Beason 1980 10.19 7.20. Beason and Morgan 1984 26.24 20.89.

12 Feb 2007: Finally, we prove that dynamic effects inducesignificant changes in KA occurrence and shape. ... Most importantly, we observethat at only the LO mode is affected by KA.

23 Apr 2015: stress. The specific self-stress t thus becomes. t l1k1l2k2. rðk1 þk2Þ. 24. ... 78: 011002–011008.28. Seffen KA and McMahon RA. Heating of a uniform.

28 Oct 2010: diative and nonradiative dipole fields. Since eq 24 does not consider multiple reflections. ... tions of eq 6 (near-field) and eq 24 (full-field). As ex-.

23 Apr 2015: Drosophila strains and microscopyThe following stocks were used: ubiECad-GFP –hereinafter. ECadGFP [24], sGMCA [12,25]; zipperCPTI002907 (available. ... MbsN300 (24 embryos/115 vertices) (B), ASGal4/UAS-ctMLCK (17 embryos/101 vertices) (C), and

7 Aug 2017: Received 24 February 2017; accepted 28 May 2017; published online 12 June 2017). ... Express 24, 14152 (2016).46J. Park, K. Park, D. Spoor, B. Hall, and Y.-W.

26 Jul 2010: In such cases dynamic crack branching mechanics. expP kA f1f f rkmv= - - - h h. ... Further specific advice on the use of FEA in glassstructures is also available2, 24.

4 Apr 2013: 1(a)of the main text). Thus, KA can occur for q = Γ orq = K22. ... 56,59, once an-harmonic ef-fects are taken into account21,24,59.

21 Jun 2010: These have been used to mode-lock fiber [8–23], waveguide [24], solid-state [25–27], and semiconductor lasers [28]. ... Langmuir 2008, 24, 5070–5078. [37] Hasan, T; Tan, P. H.; Bonaccorso, F; Rozhin, A.

7 Apr 2020: However, the so-called “efficiency droop”still limits the operation of LEDs to very low input power den-sities, with current densities 0.01 kA cm2 2,9. ... In contrast to LEDs, laser diodes (LDs) can be operatedat much higher current densities (>10

29 May 2008: are the catalyst metals(metal impurities in the studied CNT material are estimatedto be 4%wt by the manufacturer [24]). ... 23] www.merck.de[24] http://www.sigma-aldrich.com[25] Rugar D and Hansma P 1990 Atomic force microscopy.

27 Feb 2016: light detected in an experiment, γ (see Figure 5). This dependson the collection angle:24. ... Phys. Rev. Lett. 2001, 87, 023901.(24) Böhmler, M.; Hartmann, N.; Georgi, C.; Hennrich, F.; Green,A.; Hersam, M.; Hartschuh, A.

7 Apr 2008: A similar behaviour isobserved for the longitudinal optic (LO) G2 peak of dopedmetallic nanotubes8,9,24, for exactly the same reasons. ... Phys. Rev. B 73, 155426 (2006). 24. Tsang, J. C., Freitag, M., Perebeinos, V., Liu, J. &

6 Dec 2006: Received 24 November 1999! The model and theoretical understanding of the Raman spectra in disordered and amorphous carbon aregiven. ... become localized.24 Olefinic CvCbonds are shorter than aromatic bonds, so they have hi.

23 Feb 2009: An additional Ka-band link for Doppler measurementsis proposed in order to allow a precise determination of the comet’s gravityfield even at low angles between the Earth and the Sun

11 Apr 2016: kcis-trans. = –0.03 h–1. ktrans-cis. = –0.79 h–1. kcis-trans. = –0.24 h–1. ... The collected precipitate is dried undervacuum for 24 h. The powder X-ray diffraction patterns are obtained using a BrukerAXS D2 Phaser (LYNXEYE detector) with

10 Nov 2014: ARTICLE. Received 24 Jan 2014 | Accepted 19 Sep 2014 | Published 10 Nov 2014. ... It comes from TO phononsaround the Brillouin Zone (BZ) edge K16,22, is active by doubleresonance (DR)24, and is strongly dispersive with excitationenergy due to a Kohn

13 Aug 2011: Covalent functionalization of SWNTs disrupts the extended π -network,hence changes their optoelectronic properties [20, 23, 24, 57, 254].