The adsorption isotherms of bowknot-like ZnFe2O4 superstructures can be described very well by the Langmuir equation.
Especially the characteristic specular reflections (flickering) and excessive and distorted motion of warped photo attacks can be described very well.
The results show that the microwave characteristics of series metal cantilever MEMS switch can be described very well with this model.
The reduction in the price of silicon modules in the last 30 years can be described very well by a learning factor of 20%, that is, doubling the cumulated module capacity results in a reduction of module prices by 20%.
The absorption isotherms could be described very well by a Gorsky-Bragg-Williams approximation for long-range order (LRO) of nitrogen atoms on the hexagonal nitrogen sublattice, formed by the octahedral interstices of the h.c.p. sublattice of iron atoms.
Based on several experiments, we show that while the vortex depth may be described very well by Nagata's (1975) inviscid model for large Reynolds number (ReD= ND2ν≳104) this model does not apply for smaller Reynolds numbers.
