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The effect of sonication time, dosage and initial concentration on dye removal was studied at an optimised pH value.

The DET results showed that the specific catalytic current generated at an optimised rGO MWCNT GOx electrode was 72 μA/μg GOx, which is 144 times more efficient than other literature values for similar systems.

The developed system was designed to empower manufacturing engineers at the shop floor level to help with their day to day activities from characterising residual stress profile in materials to numerical simulation to arrive at an optimised solution.

Traditionally, design and optimisation of comminution circuits was based on the production of a target particle size distribution at an optimised throughput with consideration of energy efficiency and equipment wear rates.

However, any treatment aiming to mimic the critical aspects of the natural biological process should not be limited to the provision of a single GF, but rather should release multiple therapeutic agents at an optimised ratio, each at a physiological dose, in a specific spatiotemporal pattern.

In later research, (Crépey and Douady, 2013) proposed an equilibrium approach to explain the mechanism according to which banks lend at an optimised rate between Libor and OIS.

This paper reports part of the work done in a research project aimed at developing an optimised process to join 38 mm diameter tubes of 6082-T6 alloyniusingloy using friction stir welding (FSW), and then to determine the fatigue performance under tension, torsion and tension torsion loading conditions.

Bringing together knowledge acquisition, policy co-creation, behaviour change analysis within a single methodological approach, aimed at identifying an optimised policy package, is both new and needed.

This work looks at the feasibility of an optimised wind/solar/diesel hybrid system to replace the existing system.

The apparatus is summarised in Fig. 1 and utilises a compact ultrafast laser excitation source at 355 nm and an optimised detection scheme using a gated optical intensifier read out using a cooled CCD camera.

Now, advances in computing power mean that we can apply what the geniuses at Bletchley Park could not: an optimised brute-force solution.