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Considering the variation of the internal heat transfer coefficient and isosteric heat of adsorption along with the propagation of gas in the bed, the temperature profiles inside the bed could be predicted better than in the case using constant values.
Current generation and current dissipation return stroke models are engineering models based on the theory associated with the propagation of current pulses along transmission lines undergoing corona.
An "iPhone moment" can happen, but only with the propagation of multimodal human computer interaction.
An "iPhone moment" can happen, but only with the propagation of multimodal human computer interaction.
In addition, PS exposure on tumour MVs promotes the assembly of the procoagulant prothrombinase complex [ 27, 78], contributing along with TF to the propagation of the coagulation cascade.
The introduced asymmetry symmetrized the asymmetric plasmonic modes along with the extension of the propagation length.
Pre-existing systematic errors in synthetic images would be faithfully propagated by such an algorithm to the geometric-structural feature extraction results along with the faithful propagation of the consequences of the noise in the images.
The effect of ion to electron temperature ratio, ionization rate along with the propagation angle is observed on both the reflected soliton amplitude and the shift.
The local dissolution rate at the crack-tip is accelerated with the test time, which would be attributed to the fact that, along with continuous propagation of the crack, the stress concentration at the crack-tip is further increased, which, again, enhances local dissolution.
Then, this conditional flip can control the propagation of subsequent 'signal' photons with frequency ω2 propagating along the nanowire.
Damage of the dmPFC has been associated with insomnia and was thought to disrupt the propagation of sleep slow waves along the insula-cingulate corridor, resulting in difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep [ 67].
