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The fuel rod perforation times calculated from the out-of-pile tests are greater than 1933 days for 2 μm oxidized fuel rods with a 100 μm grid-to-rod gap, whereas those estimated from in-reactor fretting wear failure database may be about in the range of between 60 and 100 days.

The performed simulations demonstrate that the appropriate value for the capacity of chemotherapeutic drug is about in the range of 1.0 × 10−7 ~ 5.0 × 10−7 to ensure that the maximum number of cancer cells and the minimum number of normal cells are destroyed under chemotherapy treatment.

While the second weight loss about 88% in the range of 260 600 °C is ascribed to the oxidation of PPy.

The former is used to store information about neighbors in the range of k-hops.

The spectra for AAB containing 100%% fly ash at 23 °C shows a chemical shift of about 10 cm−1 in the range of wave number of 1,008 cm−1.

PMMA showed a weight loss of about 17% in the range of 250 375 °C and in the third stage PMMA has a weight loss about 80.50% due to 375 420 °C and the remaining left as a residue.

As can be seen, the optical reflectance of SiNW-based μc-Si H thin-film solar cells is below 20% in the full spectrum and only about 10% in the range of 400- to 650-nm wavelengths.

The average diameter of resulting MWCNTs with a length of about several millimeters is in the range of 30 70 nm at the open and closed end.

The transmission loss is about 30 35 dB in the range of 400 5000 Hz with 20 mm window and about 20 35 dB in the range of 700 2200 Hz with 50 mm window.

0.5% of that income is a salary of £200,000 a year, which is just about in the possible range of top surgeons' salaries.

The governor and legislative leaders have not yet agreed on an overall amount for additional school aid, but they have been talking about a figure in the range of $800 million to $900 million, several people with knowledge of the talks said.