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Physical Review Letters, 2002
We perform ab initio pseudopotential calculations for metal crystals with finite facets of different crystallographic orientation to investigate the work function profile near crystal edges. We examine local edge effects, and address the problem of the coexistence of different face-dependent local work functions at crystal edges.
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We perform ab initio pseudopotential calculations for metal crystals with finite facets of different crystallographic orientation to investigate the work function profile near crystal edges. We examine local edge effects, and address the problem of the coexistence of different face-dependent local work functions at crystal edges.
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Measuring Work Functioning: Validity of a Weighted Composite Work Functioning Approach
Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, 2015To examine the construct validity of a weighted composite work functioning measurement approach.Workers (health-impaired/healthy) (n = 117) completed a composite measure survey that recorded four central work functioning aspects with existing scales: capacity to work, quality of work performance, quantity of work, and recovery from work.
Boezeman, Edwin J. +2 more
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Scanning work function microscopy
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 1996When a sample is locally excited with a highly focused raster-scanned beam of keV electrons, the variations DeltaPhi of the work function across the surface can be monitored from the shift of the onset energy for secondary electron emission along a fixed energy scale.
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Physical Review, 1941
The change in height of the potential energy barrier at the surface of a metal with the expansion of the metal due to heating is investigated. Also, the change of the normal maximum energy of an electron in a metal is calculated as a function of the temperature of the metal. These calculations show that the work function of a metal is a linear function
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The change in height of the potential energy barrier at the surface of a metal with the expansion of the metal due to heating is investigated. Also, the change of the normal maximum energy of an electron in a metal is calculated as a function of the temperature of the metal. These calculations show that the work function of a metal is a linear function
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Functional Rhinoplasty—What Really Works?
The Laryngoscope, 2023Throughout the evolution of functional rhinoplasty, numerous techniques have been described and shown to be successful. Controversy exists regarding which techniques are most effective to address various deformities. The goal of this article is to review the available literature to examine the question, which surgical techniques within functional ...
Jeffrey Mella, Samuel Oyer, Stephen Park
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2021
Polycrystalline anatase thin films, (001)- and (101)-oriented anatase TiO single crystals and (001)- and (110)-oriented rutile TiO single crystals with various surface treatments were studied by photoelectron spectroscopy to obtain their surface potentials.
Kashiwaya, Shun +5 more
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Polycrystalline anatase thin films, (001)- and (101)-oriented anatase TiO single crystals and (001)- and (110)-oriented rutile TiO single crystals with various surface treatments were studied by photoelectron spectroscopy to obtain their surface potentials.
Kashiwaya, Shun +5 more
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Workers' Adaptation Enables Work Functioning
Psychological Reports, 2007In this study, a proposition derived from Functional Job Analysis theory was tested: that workers' adaptive skills are necessary for enabling the operation of functional skills termed Things, Data, and People in the workplace. Restated in broader terms, the veracity of the principle that workers' adaptation enables work functioning was assessed.
Steven F, Cronshaw +2 more
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Physical Review B, 1989
The work function of the Pt(111) surface was measured in ultrahigh vacuum with use of the photoelectron-threshold-yield technique, resulting in a value of \ensuremath{\Phi}=6.10\ifmmode\pm\else\textpm\fi{}0.06 eV.
, Derry, , Ji-Zhong
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The work function of the Pt(111) surface was measured in ultrahigh vacuum with use of the photoelectron-threshold-yield technique, resulting in a value of \ensuremath{\Phi}=6.10\ifmmode\pm\else\textpm\fi{}0.06 eV.
, Derry, , Ji-Zhong
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2014
In this chapter we’ll talk about functions in Dart: how you can create them, how to define them, and which types of parameters they can receive.
Moises Belchin, Patricia Juberias
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In this chapter we’ll talk about functions in Dart: how you can create them, how to define them, and which types of parameters they can receive.
Moises Belchin, Patricia Juberias
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Work functioning: A conceptual framework
WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, 2004Adequate and reliable methods for evaluation of clients with work disabilities are crucial for both the individuals who are assessed and for society as a whole. Sound and precise work assessments are needed to guide clients to suitable interventions using a minimum of rehabilitation resources [31,46,51,68].
Jan L, Sandqvist, Chris M, Henriksson
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