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The 58-year-old was a judge for 12 seasons on "American Idol," where he called people "dawg" on more than his fair share of occasions. On that Fall shit with my lifelines ♡♡, A post shared by Zoë (@zmpjackson) on Oct 14, 2018 at 7:57pm PDT. The American Idol judge settled his divorce with Zoe's mother, Erika, in February 2019.. In one photo, she donned a pair of sunglasses that matched the hue of her sweater. As a married couple, they created the Randy and Erika Family Foundation to help build dance studios for the benefit of youth programs. Randy Jackson -- the guy from "American Idol" and Journey, not the guy from the Jackson 5 -- is going to be a single man, dawg: Erika Jackson, his wife of almost 19 years, filed for divorce on Friday in L.A. She's asking him to pay her legal fees and wants spousal support, according to documents obtained by TMZ, which first reported the news. Let Miranda July decode the 'love language' of 'Kajillionaire' for you. 1.The album's release was preceded by the single "Dance Like There's No Tomorrow" sung by Paula Abdul.In 2009, Randy began working with former Idol finalist Kimberley Locke, producing her 4th album.The lead single, "Strobe Light", was released March 16, 2010. Endorsement: The Times endorses Hoffman, Anderson, Henderson and Han for LACCD. Randy Jackson's grown-up daughter, Zoe stuns in a series of photos celebrating the last fall season. After four years of uncertainty, Randy Jackson finally responded to his wife Erika Riker Jackson's divorce papers filed in 2014. The complete list of L.A. Times' endorsements in the November 2020 election. Wirral pub name mocks Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock, PM would rather work 'with the support of local authorities', Masked thugs attack man from behind in Birmingham shopping centre, Young girl walks her pet tiger on a leash in Mexico, China releases footage of it's Air Force conducting a live-fire drill, Dog doesn't leave its owner's side and jumps into ambulance, CCTV captures fly-tippers ruining a beauty spot in Tameside, Emmanuel Macron decries 'Islamist terrorist attack' in Paris, Londoners enjoy night out before Tier 2 restrictions kick in, Black and white farmers face off in South Africa over murder case, EU leaders continue Brexit negotiations despite Johnson's comments. What Britain's shrinking economy means for your job and your savings (and... Security video shows prison guards 'did not lift a finger to stop R.Kelly from being beaten by a fellow... Thai pro-democracy activists hold fourth day of protests in Bangkok despite authorities' bid to stop them by... Is YOUR business ready? On March 11, 2008, Jackson released an album produced entirely by himself, titled Randy Jackson's Music Club, Vol. California's November election will feature 12 statewide ballot measures. The American Idol judge settled his divorce with Zoe's mother, Erika, in February 2019. At age 11, Randy joined his older brothers in The Jackson Five playing conga. Randy Jackson's grown-up daughter, Zoe stuns in a series of photos celebrating the last fall season. The break-up comes several weeks after Jackson sold his estate in Tarzana, California, for $1.9million. , A post shared by Randy Jackson (@randyjackson) on Dec 25, 2018 at 11:10am PST. Erika filed legal documents to end her 18 year marriage this week citing irreconcilable differences. They met on the set of a music video. Keeping busy: Jackson has been active on Twitter this week, but has made no mention of his marriage split, Socialising: The producer snapped a selfie with Miss America at a Hollywood bash this week. 2005. In the midst of her parents' divorce last October, Zoe Jackson, daughter of American Idol host Randy Jackson celebrated the fall season with a series of snaps showing off her stunning beauty. is seeking full physical custody and joint legal custody of the pair's 17-year-old son Jordan. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAMA.
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La voïvodie de Kielce est une entité administrative de la Deuxième République de Pologne. Créée en 1919, elle cessa d'exister en 1939. Sa capitale était la ville de Kielce.

Villes principales
 Kielce
 Częstochowa
 Sosnowiec
 Radom
 Będzin
 Dąbrowa Górnicza
 Zawiercie
 Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski

Démographie
D'après le recensement effectué en 1921.

 Polonais  (91,3%)
 Juifs  (8,5%)

Religions
 catholiques  (87,6%)
 juifs  (11,9%)

Voir aussi
 Voïvodie de Kielce

Notes et références

Bibliographie
 T. Koba-Ryszewska, Przeszłość administracyjna ziem województwa kieleckiego, (w:) Z dziejów ziemi kieleckiej (1918-1944), Varsovie 1970.
 J. Z. Pająk, Dzieje podziałów administracyjnych a granice regionu świętokrzyskiego, (w:) Region świętokrzyski. Mit czy rzeczywistość?, Kielce 2001.
 J. Swajdo, Między Wisłą a Pilicą. Dzieje podziałów administracyjnych w regionie kielecko-radomskim do 1975 roku, Kielce 2005.

Kielce
Histoire de la Pologne
Kielce
Kielce

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Chapter 2: Integrated Pest Management
Pesticides in an Integrated Pest Management Approach
The term "pesticide" is a general name for a substance which is used to prevent, destroy, mitigate or repel unwanted animals, diseases or plants. Pesticides include insecticides that control insects; fungicides that control diseases caused by fungi; herbicides that control weeds; and others.
Provincial Cosmetic Pesticides Ban
Ontario's Cosmetic Pesticide Ban came into effect on April 22, 2009. This ban prohibits the sale and use of pesticides for cosmetic purposes. The requirements of the ban are detailed in Ontario Regulation 63/09. The provincial ban on cosmetic pesticides supersedes local municipal pesticides bylaws which may have previously been established in your area.
There are 11 classes of pesticides in Ontario Regulation 63/09 and these are listed on the Ministry of the Environment's web site. Pesticide products banned for sale and use are listed in class 8.
Domestic pesticides which have been banned (i.e. are listed in Class 8) can be disposed of under the Municipal Hazardous or Special Waste Program (MHSW) program that began on July 1, 2008. Consumers may drop off pesticides products to participating MHSW collection events or depots.
Under the ban, the following types of Domestic products are allowed for sale and use in Ontario:
Products used to protect human health, such as the control of mosquitoes that transmit West Nile Virus, or the control of wasps;
Products that are essential to protect the health of pets (e.g. control of fleas);
Products used inside homes to control pests that may destroy food, furnishings or cause structural damage to homes; and
Certain lower risk pesticides and biopesticides (Class 11) to manage weeds, insects and plant diseases on lawns and in gardens, parks and school yards and other land exterminations.
These Domestic products are listed in Class 5, 6 or 7 (see lists on MOE website). Note that Class 7 pesticides may also have a cosmetic use listed on their label; however Class 7 pesticide can only be used for non-cosmetic purposes. For example, a pesticide that can be used to control poison ivy cannot be used to control weeds on patios or driveways.
The use of biopesticides and certain lower-risk pesticides are allowed under the ban for controlling weeds and pests in lawns and gardens. Biopesticides (e.g. Btk which is a bacterium that controls certain caterpillars) and certain lower risk pesticides (such as some insecticidal soaps) are available to home gardeners to manage insects. The biopesticides are those designated as such by Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA). Lower risk pesticides were selected based on PMRA's proposed criteria for low risk pesticides that have characteristics such as low toxicity to humans, minimal impact to the environment, and act in a non-toxic way in controlling intended pests.
For more information on Ontario's cosmetic pesticide ban, refer to the Ministry of the Environment's website.
There are many internet sites or other sources which provide "recipes" for homemade pesticides that claim to control a wide variety of pests. Gardeners should be aware that the preparation and use of such products may pose a number of safety risks, both personal and environmental.
In Canada, all pesticides must be registered under the Pest Control Products Act, administered by Health Canada's Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA). This registration process involves the scientific evaluation of each product to ensure they meet health and safety standards, that the product works as claimed, and to ensure there is a product label which provides information on how to safely and effectively use the product. Homemade pesticides have not undergone this evaluation process and consequently, there is no way of knowing whether they will work as planned and/or be safe to you, your garden and the environment. For example, the preparation of homemade products may expose you or your family to harmful toxins, or an untested homemade product may actually damage the plant you are trying to protect.
Health Canada has prepared a brochure which provides information on the risks associated with using homemade pesticides. It can be found on their website.
Pesticides and This Handbook
Only cultural and biological controls for listed pests will be discussed throughout this Handbook. Pesticides are not recommended in this book, even though some may be available under the Cosmetic Pesticide Ban. Information on products permitted under the ban can be found on the Ministry of Environment's website.
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Otto Stolz (Hall in Tirol, 3 de juliol de 1842 - Innsbruck, 23 de novembre de 1905) fou un matemàtic austríac.

Stolz és conegut pel seu treball en l'anàlisi matemàtica i els infinitesimals. Dona nom al teorema de Stolz-Cesàro.

Biografia
Otto Stolz va passar la seva joventut a Hall in Tirol, on va estudiar a l'Institut dels Franciscans abans de continuar la seva formació al Akademisches Gymnasium d'Innsbruck i a la universitat de la mateixa ciutat, on va estudiar física tot i ja mostrar molt interès a la matemàtica. Va continuar els estudis a la Universitat de Viena des del 1863, i va fer-hi el doctorat el 1867.

El 1869 va anar-se a Berlín i estudiar amb els matemàtics Karl Weierstraß, Ernst Eduard Kummer i Leopold Kronecker. Les teories d'en Weierstraß van influenciar-lo per damunt de tot. El 1871 va assistir a les conferències d'Alfred Clebsch i Felix Klein al semestre estival de la Universitat de Göttingen.

Des del 1872 va esdevenir professor de matemàtica a la Universitat d'Innsbruck. Va ser membre de l'Acadèmia Imperial de les Ciències d'Àustria. Va morir el 1905, poc després d'acabar la seva Einleiitung in die Funktionentheorie (Introducció a la teoria de les funcions).

El seu fill, l'historiador Otto Stolz, va ser un especialista de la història i del folklore de Tirol.

Obres
 Vorlesungen über allgemeine Arithmetik, Leipzig 1885/86 (Conferències d'aritmètica general)
 Grundzüge der Differential- und Integralrechnung, Leipzig 1893/96 (Fonaments de càlcul diferencial i integral)
 Einleitung in die Funktionentheorie, Leipzig 1905 (ensems amb J. A. Gmeiner) (Introducció a la teoria de les funcions)
 B.Bolzanos Bedeutung in der Geschichte der Infinitesimalrechnung, Mathematische Annalen, Volum 18, 1881 (Importància de B. Bolzano a la història del càlcul infinitesimal)

Referències

Matemàtics austríacs
Matemàtics del segle XIX
Persones de l'estat del Tirol
Alumnes de la Universitat d'Innsbruck
Morts a Innsbruck
Professors de la Universitat d'Innsbruck
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GOP obstruction of Obama appointees continues to succeed; an immigration-policing program draws substantial heat; The Nation's Gary Younge receives Britain's prestigious James Cameron Memorial Award.
moved into the White House in January, the GOP has managed to block at least thirty-two of his appointees and nominations. Using a parliamentary procedure known as a hold, Senate Republicans have kept key positions like secretary of labor and ambassador to Iraq unfilled for weeks. Some positions, such as head of the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC), are still empty. A hold is supposed to be used by senators to buy some time to clear up any confusion and ask questions. Any senator can place one, even anonymously; and like a filibuster, it takes sixty votes to break.
as an excuse, Republicans have successfully used holds and filibuster threats to keep Johnsen out of the OLC for eight months. The right also falsely claims that Johnsen once equated motherhood with indentured servitude.
after college. Like Johnsen, Hamilton remains unconfirmed despite having been nominated months ago.
Senators can even place a blanket hold, tying up dozens of appointees at once. This was the case in September when a hold was placed by eight Republican senators against all nominees to the Department of Health and Human Services for what was essentially a skirmish over healthcare reform. Caught up in this hold is Dr.
, the president's choice for surgeon general.
, Obama's choice for Labor Department solicitor, over fears that she secretly used a state program to help unions. Incidentally, business groups also worry Smith will be too aggressive with her new authority to pursue wage violations.
announced that all participating organizations had to sign a new, standardized contract. They were due in Washington on October 14 and will be reviewed and signed by ICE [see "The End of 287(g)?" at TheNation.com].
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Dec 9, 2020 | Black Allyship @ Mochi, Activism | 0
As the first woman director of the Baltimore City Civil Rights Office, Kisha A. Brown is a true trailblazer. In 2018, she founded Justis Connection, the only online lawyer referral service exclusively showcasing the talent of Black lawyers. Only 5% of lawyers are Black, a number that hasn't shifted in over a decade; and Black attorneys, especially women, continue to be undervalued and underrepresented. To disrupt this pattern, Justis Connection seeks innovative ways to build the business of Black lawyers and grow their practices. As part of Black Allyship @ Mochi, we are spotlighting Black-owned businesses, particularly those doing important work to foster a more just society.
When Brown first started law school, people inundated her with requests for legal referrals. Sometimes it would take her hours to find a good referral, sometimes days. It was this process that inspired Justis Connection.
"I had this experience from the minute I went to law school, so that's 15 years [ago]," says Brown. "I realized that we as Black people do not have a concerted network that connects us. For a variety of reasons — economic, social mobility, demographic changes and so forth — we're not as cohesive, and I wanted to build the network that would bridge that gap."
Justis Connection currently serves Maryland, D.C., and Virginia, and has plans to expand nationwide. And as Justis Connection grows, Brown is already building a second startup: DEIProfessionals.com, an online directory that promotes consultants across the country who lead, teach, and champion diversity, equity and inclusion.
We're honored that she took time out of her busy schedule to speak with us in depth about the vision of Justis Connection, the importance of access, knowing your rights, defunding the police, allyship, and more.
Kisha A. Brown
Photo credit: Crystale at Eye Imagery
On the power of education and access:
I believe that a better informed person is more likely to proactively engage the legal system. Oftentimes, people will consider something to be a problem, won't know what to do, and will stop there. If people knew more about the mechanics of the law in its various forms — like family law, bankruptcy law, or tax law, for example — they would be more likely to seek assistance when a problem arises. Engaging the law is rarely about hiring a top lawyer for $10,000. It can simply be showing up for a consultation where you get legal advice that gives you more information to make a better-informed decision. Many folks are disenfranchised from the law and are so used to getting the short end of the stick. They think, "That's just the way things go," and are missing out on legal recourse.
It's imperative to recognize that for things to move in a more inclusive direction in this country, oftentimes we've had to battle in the courts. Brown v. Board of Education [was put into motion] 30 years before that landmark case was decided. Legal recourse is only one aspect of making progress in this country. There are many different ways we need to advance institutional systems so they are more reflective of and connected to the people. One way is to hold folks accountable to the law and to challenge the law. That's where having access to solid legal counsel — just having access, knowing where to go — is a big step.
On the importance of knowing your rights:
I'll share a recent example in considering legal advice: One of my interns is a young Black male who is a junior at Howard University. He shared how in his senior year of high school, while a star athlete and top-notch student, his teacher accused him of breaking the rules by leaving school to get food, and his punishment was going to be a month suspension and not being able to walk at graduation. What happened was he had gone to take the SAT, and apparently, when you're off campus, you can come back to school or you can be off for the day. He chose to go back, and on his way, picked up lunch. This particular instance ended up being okay, because the principal changed his mind on the punishment, but my intern said neither he nor his parents would have thought to speak to an attorney. Sometimes you need to have an advocate that says, "According to Section 54 of your own policy, you can't suspend him for this reason." There are those in our country who know the advantage having legal advice can bring in personal and professional affairs. It's time more people had better access to quality lawyers.
So many people get used to being wronged, and think bad things happen all the time and there's nothing you can do about it. There is something you can do about it, though, and I want to empower folks to know their rights and have resources to defend themselves.
On the role of tech in Justis Connection:
There are online lawyer referral services, but they operate in quantity as opposed to what I consider quality. So I wanted to develop a service that addressed people where they were, knowing that the average person is intimidated by the legal process and does not have access to legal resources. The search results need to be helpful, not overwhelming. I wanted technology to make the legal matchmaking process more efficient and effective. Things like algorithms, auto-matching, and natural language processing make it so somebody could enter their problem, and the system would be able to identify their legal issue.
For most tech companies, you start small and build to your vision. We're in the process of building Justis Connection, and will be doing a soft launch of the new website with updated functionality this month, and officially launching it in January.
On the importance of having a lawyer who understands the experience of Black people in America:
It was a conscious decision to make Justis Connection a platform for Black lawyers. Initially, I went back and forth between people of color and Black people; I wanted to be more inclusive, but I also recognized that the experience of all people of color in this country is not the same. And as a result of not having the same experience, there are different ways in which different cultures navigate in America. Some of my early research showed that Latinx people would be open to using this network, but Asians might not be as much, because they already have their own networks that they're very aligned with.
I made a choice then to focus on Black people because as a Black woman, I'm attuned to our experience in America: how it's unique amongst all people of color, and how we have had to bear the brunt of racism in all of its forms more than anybody else, save perhaps Native Americans. And this is not to rank people in terms of oppression, but to recognize that the experience is different.
We have had, and still have, experiences where the law is crafted, either by the letter or by its interpretation, to deny us success, deny us equal access, and deny us the same life and liberty that others are able to enjoy in this country, and as a result, we have a unique set of needs, and need to have folks who are culturally competent to be able to best represent us and best represent our needs.
At the same time, we have internalized the edict of whiteness and white supremacy, so oftentimes Black people will go and get a white lawyer. This might mean getting someone who does not know or understand your personal circumstances. You're paying someone who is at a deficit to that information, and you are going to have to teach them and explain to them and hope that they understand it, believe it, and are able to then utilize it in the way that best represents your interest. In general, there is great value in choosing somebody who has cultural competency.
On what part of the justice system needs the most immediate overhaul:
That's a big question, but one way you could see it is that if so many folks weren't dragged into the criminal justice system, we wouldn't have to worry as much about prosecutorial discretion, harsh sentencing, prison violence, and all of those things. So you could say that policing is a big thing that needs to change. Police are the gateway.
I was reading an article by a Black woman who used to work for the Baltimore City Police Department, and she was sharing her perspective about defunding not being a good idea. I actually think that reducing funding from the police is a good idea. We can get caught up on the wording and the semantics, but fundamentally it's that money from the police budget can be used in more substantive and progressive ways to have greater impact. In many major cities, no other department is getting anywhere near what the police are getting. In Baltimore City, the police are getting one third of the budget. […] I personally think there's a lot of value in the conversation around deconstructing police departments and exploring more people-empowered, non-lethal methodologies to protect and serve communities.
In giving ourselves a little grace, this is still a relatively young country — and although it feels slow, there have been consistent efforts and progress to advance justice. However, now is the time to re-examine existing systems.
On what we can do to ensure more fair outcomes for Black people in America, and allyship:
For some folks, it might be about forgetting what you think you know about Black people. I think that even we, as Black people, forget how much of who we are is crafted in this country in a way that depicts us as the underclass, the criminal, the whore, the derelict, the cheater, the loser, the thief, the unemployed. There are all these representations that everybody has been digesting and consuming. Even us. So for folks to step away from that, to recognize that this is a part of the American story that has literally been written and manufactured, and to be able to say I'm going to step away from what I think I know about Black people — that is the first step. Experience us in a human-based way and one-on-one, rather than making judgments about a whole culture.
If we have greater affiliation as humans with one another, we'll treat each other differently. So maybe when you see the boss underpaying Lakeisha, instead of following the narrative that has been crafted by this country about who she is, if you've gotten to know and see her, maybe you will speak up. And that, I think, begins where we can actually talk about people being "allies." It happens because this is just who you are. You're stepping up and standing in places that feel natural and normal to you based on being a human and respecting other human beings. Not from a place of, "Oh I got to put on a cape and be an ally." Nobody wants to put on a cape every day. Nobody wants to have to step up and think,"Oh Lord, if I don't say this nice thing about Lakeisha in the meeting, I might not be considered an ally." By the time they go through their anxieties and come up with all these excuses, the time has passed and it's too late to say anything anyway. It's overthought and overshot and you talked about being an ally, but you never showed up as one. Because it was a thing to do and not who you are.
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Q: How to set volume in Phaser 3? I have a problem with the video game that I am trying to create.
The problem that I have is that, the song that I have made this one very strong and looking at the documentation I have seen that can form the volume, have applied this way of forming it without any result. Not if I have explained correctly...
My code in typescript:
export class SampleScene extends Phaser.Scene {
private song: Phaser.Sound.BaseSound;
 public preload() {
   // TODO: Add your code
   this.load.audio('theme', 'assets/audio/sayrun.mp3');
 }
 public create() {
     // TODO Add your code.
   this.song = this.sound.add('theme');
   this.song.play('volume', {volume: 0.5});
 }
}

A: It sounds like you have a bunch of audio clips, but one of them is louder than the other. When you play the loud one you're trying to turn down the volume to compensate.
But your current code is trying to play a volume asset at half volume.
Since you always want this particular audio asset to play at half volume, I would recommend changing your code so that the volume is set when you define the asset, and then just play() it.
public create() {
    this.song = this.sound.add('theme', {volume: 0.5});
    this.song.play();
}

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Atomically Precise Growth of Catalytically Active Cobalt Sulfide on Flat Surfaces and within a Metal-Organic Framework via Atomic Layer Deposition
Aaron W. Peters, Zhanyong Li, Omar K. Farha, Joseph T Hupp
Atomic layer deposition (ALD) has been employed as a new synthetic route to thin films of cobalt sulfide on silicon and fluorine-doped tin oxide platforms. The self-limiting nature of the stepwise synthesis is established through growth rate studies at different pulse times and temperatures. Additionally, characterization of the materials by X-ray diffraction and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy indicates that the crystalline phase of these films has the composition Co9S8. The nodes of the metal-organic framework (MOF) NU-1000 were then selectively functionalized with cobalt sulfide via ALD in MOFs (AIM). Spectroscopic techniques confirm uniform deposition of cobalt sulfide throughout the crystallites, with no loss in crystallinity or porosity. The resulting material, CoS-AIM, is catalytically active for selective hydrogenation of m-nitrophenol to m-aminophenol, and outperforms the analogous oxide AIM material (CoO-AIM) as well as an amorphous CoSx reference material. These results reveal AIM to be an effective method of incorporating high surface area and catalytically active cobalt sulfide in metal-organic frameworks. (Figure Presented).
ACS Nano
https://doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.5b03429
Atomic layer deposition
atomic layer epitaxy
sulfides
flat surfaces
Tin oxides
crystallinity
metal-organic framework
nanoscale Co<inf>9</inf>s<inf>8</inf> films
Peters, A. W., Li, Z., Farha, O. K., & Hupp, J. T. (2015). Atomically Precise Growth of Catalytically Active Cobalt Sulfide on Flat Surfaces and within a Metal-Organic Framework via Atomic Layer Deposition. ACS Nano, 9(8), 8484-8490. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.5b03429
Atomically Precise Growth of Catalytically Active Cobalt Sulfide on Flat Surfaces and within a Metal-Organic Framework via Atomic Layer Deposition. / Peters, Aaron W.; Li, Zhanyong; Farha, Omar K.; Hupp, Joseph T.
In: ACS Nano, Vol. 9, No. 8, 25.08.2015, p. 8484-8490.
Peters, AW, Li, Z, Farha, OK & Hupp, JT 2015, 'Atomically Precise Growth of Catalytically Active Cobalt Sulfide on Flat Surfaces and within a Metal-Organic Framework via Atomic Layer Deposition', ACS Nano, vol. 9, no. 8, pp. 8484-8490. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.5b03429
Peters AW, Li Z, Farha OK, Hupp JT. Atomically Precise Growth of Catalytically Active Cobalt Sulfide on Flat Surfaces and within a Metal-Organic Framework via Atomic Layer Deposition. ACS Nano. 2015 Aug 25;9(8):8484-8490. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.5b03429
Peters, Aaron W. ; Li, Zhanyong ; Farha, Omar K. ; Hupp, Joseph T. / Atomically Precise Growth of Catalytically Active Cobalt Sulfide on Flat Surfaces and within a Metal-Organic Framework via Atomic Layer Deposition. In: ACS Nano. 2015 ; Vol. 9, No. 8. pp. 8484-8490.
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