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Mars, W.V., Comparison of fatigue crack growth characterizations made at several labs, presented at Fracture Mechanics for Elastomers 50 Not Out, Proceedings of Anniversary Meeting Tun Abdul Razak Research Centre, Hertford, United Kingdom, 2008. 

Garzon FH, Davey JR, Bomp R. 2006. Fuel cell catalyst particle size growth characterized by X-ray scattering methods. ECS Transactions 1(8) 153. 

M. Razeghi, LP-MOCVD Growth, Characterization, and Application of InP Material T.A. Kennedy and P.J. Lin-Chung, Stoichiometric Defects in InP... 

Wilson, P.D., Dillingham, M.A., Breckon, R. and Anderson, R.J. (1985). Defined human renal tubular epithelia in culture growth, characterization, and hormonal response. Am. A Physicol. 248 F436-F443. 

Figure 9.9. SEM photograph of 110 faces appearing by growth, characterized by the development of straight stria tions parallel to the edge of 111. ...

Index Entries Trichoderma reesei fermentation cellulase growth characterization cellulose hydrolysis. 

S. K. Hong, Y. Chen, H. J. Ko, H. Wenisch, T. Hanada and T. Yao, ZnO and related materials Plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxial growth, characterization, and application. J. Electron. Mater. 30 (2001) pp. 647-658. 

In recent years there has been renewed interest in silica systems. Some examples are taken from articles by Yamaguchi et al. [4], Righetto et al. [5], Chen et al. [6], and Philipse et al. [7]. These studies cover subjects such as kinetics of particle formation and growth, characterization, and application of colloidal silica. Work involving silica is not localized, but occurs in laboratories throughout the world. Reports issue routinely from countries such as the Netherlands, the United States, Great Britain, Japan, Australia, China, and Russia. Recent interest in sihca formation and growth has focused on the area of... 

In general, chain growth is associated with addition polymerization and step growth with condensation polymerization. It is not always so, however. WeTl see an example later in this chapter of an addition polymer in which step growth, not chain growth, characterizes macromolecule formation. 

Lu, Y.Y., Huang, J.J., Huang, YJ., Cheng, K.S., 2013. CeU growth characterization using multi-electrode bioimpedance spectroscopy. Meas. Sci. Technol. 24, 035701. 

Legeros, R.Z., 1981. Apatites in biological systems. Prog. Crystal Growth Characterization 4, 1-45. 

LaGrafTe, D., PA. Dowben and M, Onellion, 1989c, in Growth, Characterization and Properties of Ultrathin Magnetic Films and Multilayers, eds B.T. Jonker, J.P. Heremans and E.E. Marino, Mater. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc. 151, 71. 

One may conclude that thin films first grow two-dimensionally in a layer-by-layer mode, and then three-dimensionally in an island mode. This latter type of growth, characterized by two-dimensional layer and three-dimensional island growth. 

Ferroelectric and dielectric materials comprise Volume 4. This volume contains reviews on pyroelectricity the fundamentals and applications, crystal growth, characterization and domain studies in lithium niobate and lithium tantalate ferroelectrics, bismuth vanadate, the electric field influence on acoustic waves, dielectric ceramics, and low dielectric constant materials for microelectronics interconnects. 

JC Worthington, RW Bormett, CH Munro, RE Witkowski, SA Asher. Construction of a CW UV Raman Spectrometer for in-situ CVD diamond film growth characterization. In SA Asher, PB Stein, eds. Proceedings XV International Conference on Raman Spectroscopy. Chichester Wiley, 1996, pp 1218-1219. 

In the stationary phase of growth characterized by an intense orange to red colour, echinenone (49) and canthaxanthin (51) are major carotenoids they are preferentially located in the outer walls, while other carotenoids are intracellular (55). Recent analyses of N-deficient and N-rich cultures demonstrated that initiation of the synthesis of canthaxanthin (51) is concomitant with the onset of N-deficiency (55). On structural grounds, p,P-carotene (48) and echinenone (49) are considered as the biosynthetic precursors of (51). 

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