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With the aid of numerical mass transfer models (Versteeg et al., 1987b,c) the experimental method with its underlying assumptions have been verified and the applicability and the limits of this method were determined.
The applicability and the limit of this concept is investigated for two sets of flames: turbulent pressurized Bunsen flames, where hydrogen content and pressure is varied (from CNRS Orléans), and highly turbulent pressurized dump combustor flames where the hydrogen content is varied (from PSI Baden).
In this study, in order to improve the understanding about the granulation process and to comprehend the applicability and limits of the process variables in a scale independent manner, the regime theory was applied to one specific twin-screw granulator equipment.
A complete genomic characterization of SH-SY5Y would thus elucidate the applicability and possible limits for modelling these disease-specific processes in the context of this cell line.
For particulate samples like CNTs the applicability and limits of various tests including the MTT assay have to be defined.
Finally, the applicability and limits of immunohistological methods for the diagnosis of GvHD are shown.
Thus, the applicability and limits of a fracture mechanics-based life prediction methodology are explored in the present paper.
Here, we will explore ten different reaction-diffusion scenarios (see Figure 2 for Scenarios 1-9) to show both the applicability and limits of our methodology.
The extension to the latter and the limits of applicability are discussed.
The strain displacement equations for the proposed "deep-shallow" shell theory are expressed in Cartesian co-ordinates and the limits of applicability of these equations are discussed.
An approximate analytical model to predict the response of a fluid-filled shell of arbitrary thickness impacting with a solid elastic sphere is proposed and the limits of applicability of the equations developed are discussed.
