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We report the creation of a mechanically strengthened hydrogel surface, with improved puncture resistance and increased coefficient of friction, compared to an unheated surface.

Rapid dehydration of the surface using temperatures in the range 100 200 °C leads to the creation of a mechanically strengthened hydrogel surface layer, exhibiting improved puncture resistance and increased coefficient of friction compared to the unheated surface.

Humid air degrades film properties due to oxidation accompanied by high wear and increasing coefficients of friction.

Fretting wear behavior against hardened steel ball showed that phosphating reduced the wear resistance which was possibly attributed to the presence of phosphate needles causing an increased coefficient of friction and the reduced hardness of the phosphate layer.

The combination of two opposing sub-flows produced small eddies and increased the coefficient of convective and evaporative heat transfer at high inlet airflow velocities and thicker air gaps.

Including geometric mean (dg), geometric standard deviation (sg), and median diameter (Md) of particle size distribution as input parameters significantly enhanced the PTFs' accuracy and increased the coefficient of determination (R2) by up to 5.5%.

Sometimes, implementation of double blade hydrofoil may be beneficial and increase the coefficient of lift more than that of the single blade hydrofoil.

Compared with the B787 scheme, the proposed method can save 66.2% of the input power and increase the coefficient of performance (COP) from 0.309 to 0.915.

The homogeneously absorbed water molecules in the less polar polyether-based PU elastomers serve as plasticizer to degrade the mechanical properties and increase the coefficient of friction (COF), thus leading to deterioration in scratch resistance.

As expected, substitution rates and radicalilty decreased with mean expression rate in the whole fly and increased with the coefficient of variance of expression rate across larval and adult tissues [ 22] (Fig. 5), corroborating previously observed patterns of stronger selective constraints in highly expressed genes and in household genes [ 23- 25].

The rotational wear tests demonstrated that use of SiC particles enhanced wear resistance and increased average friction coefficient of pure Cu.