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It is assumed in this study that there is no offset or lateral displacement between two surfaces of the fracture.

Both Fig. 7a, b show that the temperature difference between two surfaces of the absorbers "Metal Velvet™" and "Tinox® energy Al".

The measurement of a potential difference between two surfaces of zirconia is reported, when a normal stress is applied to one surface, leaving the other surface stress free.

Autohesion (direct-bonding or self-bonding) is the formation of bonds between two surfaces of an identical polymer at elevated temperature (usually just above Tg).

McCann and Falko [8, 20] have proposed that bi-layer graphene can develop a gap, when transverse electric field is applied between two surfaces of the system acting as a gating.

For example, last year a team of US researchers showed that it can happen between two surfaces of silicon dioxide (silica, which is basically sand or window glass), even when the pressure pushing them together is too low to induce creep.

The larvae hatch after about a week, tunnel in between the two surfaces of the leaf and munch the tender stuff in between.

where keff is the effective thermal conductivity of the nanofluid, q the heat flux, ΔTcell the average temperature difference between the two surfaces of the test cell, ΔZcell the distance between the two cell surfaces, kO-ring the thermal conductivity of the rubber O-ring, AO-ring the cross-sectional area of the rubber O-ring, and Acell the cross-sectional area of the test cell.

This distance provides a more accurate estimate of the distance between two surfaces than the residual error of the least squares minimization.

The Hausdorff distance defines the distance between two surfaces as the maximum of all pointwise distances.

Both front and back surfaces of the hard contact lens are spherically curved, altering refractive properties by changing the shape of the tear film on the eye's surface, which conforms to the curve of the rear surface of the contact lens, and by a difference in curvature between the two surfaces of the lens itself.