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In order to understand and compare the capabilities of co-culture and monoculture for cellulose degradation and butanol production, the carbon and redox balances in the fermentation process were determined in the cellulose medium containing 3%% filter paper.

Rate performance was also studied to further explore the electrochemical capability of Co-BDCN-24h.

Several studies have developed cell consortium model based on cell growth, fermentation kinetic model and dynamic flux balance model to study the capability of co-culture system and to optimize cell growth and mixed sugar fermentation performance by co-culture (Unrean and Srienc 2010; Unrean and Khajeeram 2015; Hanly and Henson 2013).

The results proved the capability of co-doped samples in optoelectronic industry regarding partially substitution of expensive Ga with Al and obtaining co-doped AGZO transparent conductive thin films with lower resistivity compared to conventional AZO thin films and also achieving commercial advantages compared to costly GZO thin films.

Here we study the impact of nanocrystallite size on luminescent properties as well thermometry capabilities of CrNd co-doped LiLaP4O12 phosphors.

A brief summary of ADVISOR's capabilities for co-simulation with Saber is presented, which links ADVISOR with Saber's lead acid battery model.

It adsorbs directly on clay particles and has the capability to co-precipitate with hydroxides of iron and manganese.

This contrasts to the capabilities of other thermophilic, CO-utilizing, hydrogenogenic or acetogenic Firmicutes (e.g., C. hydrogenoformans [ 28] and M. thermoacetica [ 4]) (Fig.  3).

It can be easily realized that the conventional constant or binary power of SU does not fully exploit the capability of the co-existing transmission.

The paper examines the capability of a co-evolutionary cellular automata (CA) approach to address forest planning objectives that are both spatial and temporal with global constraints.

Moreover, the rate capability of Zr/Ti co-modified NCM523 at 16 C (3.0 4.4 V) rises to 139.4 mAh·g−1 and corresponding capacity retention (vs. 0.5 C) is 79.57%.