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Through multiple fracturing, the very-complex fracture network called the stimulated reservoir volume (SRV) around primary fractures can be generated, which is expected to affect well performance significantly.

How networks of relationships in online communities are structured has important implications for how social capital may be generated, which is critical to both attract and govern the necessary user base to sustain the site.

Once the ontology has been created, a corresponding owl file for the created ontology will be generated, which is used for inferring information from the ontology.

In contrast to the typically strong oxidizing action of ROS, a strongly reducing species can also be generated which is usually represented as e − (aq), a hydrated electron, although its true nature and features are not completely understood.

When the electric field (100 V/cm in this letter) applies on the two circle electrodes, I PC will be generated, which is collected by the lock-in amplifier, so one can see that I PC is proportional to the density of the photoinduced carriers.

Otherwise, a highly negative pressure may be generated, which is counterproductive [ 2, 12].

By adding perfluorohexane and 1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoroisopropanol as auxiliaries to the SiCl4 and water in the gas phase respectively, extended silica layers with spherical morphologies could be generated, which were permanently fixed to the films.

With this information given by tree topology, three topological features can be generated which are consistent and can be extracted from any bifurcating branch of the tree.

Every time a piece of data is used, a new code is generated, which is based on all previous activity.

Using unsteady flamelet simulations, a 3D manifold is generated, which is parameterized using three controlling variables.

It was found that upon electrochemical transformation of aluminium in β-LiAl a noticeable acoustic emission is generated which is strongly dependent on current density and time.