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The employment of the technique suggested does not require ultra high resolution of spectrometer (in contrast to technique based on the chemical shift of X-ray line detection) and can be realized on the conventional analytical wavelength-dispersive devices. 

Hess, S. T, Girirajan, T. P. K. and Mason, M. S. (2006). Ultra-high resolution imaging by fluorescence photoactivation localization microscopy. Biophys. J. 91, 4258-72. 

VI. Recent Advances in Ultra-High Resolution, Low-Voltage Field Emission... 

Tanaka K, Matsui I, Kuroda K, Mitsushima A. A new ultra-high resolution scanning electron microscope (UHS-TI). Biomed SEM 1985 14 23-25. (in lapanese)... 

Figure 1.7 A Lang topograph (in transmission) of a silicon wafer. MoK i radiation (0.07 nm), conventional X-ray tube, Ilford L4 ultra-high resolution plate. Field size 3 nun by 3. 3 mm 022 reflection. Diffraction vector in direction up the page. The black lines are images of individual dislocations...

McMartin C (2012) A geometry force field which converts low-resolution X-ray models to structures with properties foimd at ultra high resolution. Protein Sci 21 75-83... 

Because of the prediction of coexistence of order/disorder in [26], Dalai et al. [27] reinvestigated the phase transition mechanism with an ultra-high resolution NMR method, which is based on magic angle spinning (MAS) and is described in detail by Dalai et al. in Chap 2 of this volume. The advantages of this method as compared to conventional NMR techniques are that it is ... 

Recent advances in ultra high-resolution low-voltage FE SEM (HR-LVSEM) and extreme FESEM in catalysis... 

Direct Laser Writing with Ultra-High Resolution. 198... 

Yamanaka, K. (1995). New approaches in acoustic microscopy for noncontact measurement and ultra high resolution. In Advances in acoustic microscopy, Vol. 1 (ed. G. A. D. Briggs), pp. 301-42. Plenum Press, New York. [226,292]... 

Typical OCT systems provide a axial resolution of around 10 pm, ultra-high resolution is of the order of 1 pm. OCT systems typically use near infrared light with penetration depths in soft tissue of the order of a few millimetres. The mode of contrast in OCT is based on boundaries between zone of differences in refractive index within a specimen specifically, layers of different types of tissue can show up prominently on OCT images. Since the mid-1990s OCT has been suggested to be promising for real-time optical biopsy [42, 43], State-of-the-art probe systems have dimensions of a few millimetres and can be readily used at endoscopy. 

In short, Zc and Utotal provide powerful, rigorous constraints on the interpretation of other analytical data from 13C NMR spectrometry or ultra-high-resolution mass spectrometry, which must ultimately be reconciled with the bulk chemistry of a sample of DOM. Calculations of Zc and f7total for bulk samples of DOM are only possible if elemental analyses for H and O are performed. This is a strong incentive for developing methods to more readily obtain suitable dry, ash-free samples of marine DOM. 

Schmitt-Kopplin, P. (2007). Analysis of the unresolved organic fraction in aerosols with ultra-high resolution ICR-FT/MS. 8. In European FTMS Conference, Moscow, Russia. 

Figure 6. Ultra-high resolution FTMS spectrum of positive methane ions with m/Am50J - 2 x 108, Af50j - 0.02 Hz.

Pinto, D.M., R.K. Boyd, and D. A. Volmer. 2002. Ultra-high resolution for mass spectrometric analysis of complex and low-abundance mixtures—The emergence of FTICR-MS as an essential analytical tool. 

Compared to NMR, MS technique is highly sensitive enabling broader surveys of the metabolome and provides spectral information for the identification process of metabolites (102). The use of ultra-high-resolution mass... 

Abstract. Scientific interest in ultracold hydrogen arises from its properties as a Bose-Einstein condensate, its unique roles as a testing ground for atomic theory and a target for ultra high resolution spectroscopy. We describe major developments since the last hydrogen meeting. 

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