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Compared to the PLLA homopolymer, the elliptical spots represent agglomerations from the PPA20 domains in the PLLA matrix.

The model is useful for predicting the sintering behavior for perfect particle dispersion and for removing the effects of additional porosity due to particle agglomeration from the shrinkage of the matrix, which can then be employed in the design of FGMs from these composites that have optimal gradient architectures.

Agricultural education is concentrated in increasingly large university agglomerations divorced from the everyday life of the village.

This work creates a theoretical model that offers empirical evidence to explain the possibilities of growth and consolidation of spatial agglomerations endogenously from the endogenous growth theory to explain the emergence and consolidation of the Architecture Cluster at the Toronto Central Metropolitan Area in Canada (CMA).

A new procedure is introduced to solve the inverse problem and determine the kinetic parameters for nucleation, growth, and agglomeration disruption from the particle size distribution.

In 1949, when the Communist party came to power, Beijing was a city of half a million people: 95% or more of both the population and built structures in today's 20 million-person agglomeration emerged from the revolution, and from the Soviet advice that the new government relied on.

Precipitation of silica achieved by neutralization of dilute sodium silicate solution with dilute sulphuric acid in a 751 pilot-scale agitated vessel with two impellers was used to investigate both crystallization and agglomeration kinetics from the measured transient crystal volume distributions.

Table 2 Corner frequency, relaxation time, and estimated length scale of local agglomeration obtained from the data Nanofluid system f c (Hz) τ(ms) L A (μm) ZnO 23 ± 1.5 4 ± 3 18 ± 2 ZnO + PVP 43 ± 2.3 2 ± 1 13 ± 2.

To exclude any risk from agglomerates, the agglomeration behavior of the samples has to be investigated.

A parametric study is performed focusing on the size and density of CNT agglomerates as well as on the degree of agglomeration from perfectly dispersed to partially and fully agglomerated states.

Another possibility is that the reduced agglomeration from samples prepared at higher decomposition pressure simply exposes more rim sites to the DBT molecule.