Changes in muscle fibre type distribution in man after physical training: A sign of fibre type transformation?
Acta Physiologica ScandinavicaPublished 1 October 1978
Eva Jansson, Bertil Sjödin, Per A. Tesch
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Abstract
We present a method for tuning the resonant wavelength of photonic crystal cavities (PCCs) around 1.55 µm. Large tuning of the PCC mode is enabled by electromechanically controlling the separation between two parallel InGaAsP membranes. A fabrication method to avoid sticking between the membranes is discussed. Reversible red/blueshifting of the symmetric/antisymmetric modes has been observed, which provides clear evidence of the electromechanical tuning, and a maximum shift of 10 nm with
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MedicineBiochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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