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Ultrasonic welding of thermoplastic composites has become an important process in industry because of its relatively low cost and high quality resultant joints This study involves modelling of experimental data of joint strength of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) material for ultrasonic welding on welding parameters (welding pressure, welding time, amplitude).
The residue is not converted by the FCC catalyst in this particular example, although present day FCC catalyst materials can certainly convert resid, and resid FCC has now become an important process and, consequently, a vast amount of research is directed to focus on resid conversion.
Accordingly, the dissociation of excitons becomes an important process for photocurrent generation.
At temperature below 220 K, the temperature-independent Fowler Nordheim tunneling becomes an important process.
Repair of soft tissue defects resulting from lumpectomy or mastectomy has become an important rehabilitation process for breast cancer patients.
Semisolid metal (SSM) processing has become an important industry forming process.
Development of methodologies to minimize water use in industries has become an important area in Process Integration due to an increase in environmental awareness, at the cost of fresh water, of effluent treatment and disposal.
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For automotive and aircraft industries, the tolerancing process has become an important issue in product and process design.
He blogs, and has written, "Blogs are not research, but in some fields they have become an important part of the process of networking and critical commentary".
Capturing the motility of cells using time-lapse microscopy has become an important approach to understanding processes such as the cell cycle (Harder et al., 2009), neuronal division and migration (Norden et al., 2009), immune response (Cahalan and Parker, 2008) or the development of cancer (Ianzini et al., 2009).
