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Short Li-ion diffusion path and high diffusion coefficient lead to the superior rate capability.

Computational study indicates that optimal sample sizes decrease as the magnitudes of shifts in mean and/or variance increase, and higher values of quality loss coefficient lead to shorter sampling intervals.

Such boundary conditions involve mixed second derivatives with respect to spatial variables, which under additional assumptions (such as an infinite heat transfer coefficient) lead to oblique derivative boundary conditions; i.e. at the boundary an oblique derivative of the temperature is specified.

The choice of different parameterizations for the local dispersion coefficient leads to differences in the mean estimated plume length.

It was found that the higher values of overall heat transfer coefficient leads to decreasing cool-down time for MR J T cryocooler.

It can be concluded that a code-specified impact coefficient leads to a conservative fatigue design for RC slabs of well maintained highway bridges.

It is also found that higher value of diffusion coefficient leads to reduce the magnitude of solute concentration in the fracture.

The results indicate that increase of the slip coefficient leads to an increase in Nusselt number and a decrease in average entropy generation rate.

Neglect of this transport coefficient leads to variations in the magnitude, even the sign of the calculated heat flux, while the mass flux is less affected.

Moreover, for the O2/CO2 environments, decreasing the oxygen concentration in the oxidizer, for a given excess oxygen coefficient, leads to higher CO emissions, but lower NO emissions.

A combined effect of resistivity and Seebeck coefficient leads to the maximum power factor of 1.76 mW m−1 K−2 at 673 K for Cu11.5Co0.5Sb4S13.