Typically, the cohesive zone conductance is taken as a function of the separation between the cohesive surfaces, meaning that the thermal conductance can be restored across the interface during crack closure.
Because the exact thickness of the biomat (bbm) is unknown during the flow experiments, the hydraulic conductance of the biomat zone is presented using a normalized hydraulic conductivity function (Kbm/bbm).
The dawn dusk asymmetry of the D component phase reversal may also be related to that of the ionospheric conductance in the auroral zone.
Because of the strong dependence on transpiration rates of the Péclet model, and because unreasonably high transpiration rates would otherwise be predicted for arid zones, stomatal conductance could not be assumed to be constant.
The computation domain covers only the anomalous zone, where the conductance differs from that of the normal host medium, represented by either a homogeneous or stratified environment (Fig. 1).
In this anisohydric grapevine variety both night-time and daytime stomatal conductance were responsive to root-zone temperature.
For each resonant mode of the bonded PZT patch in the electrical conductance spectrum, there is a finite zone of influence beyond which the influence of the boundary is insignificant.
The saprolite units have an average resistivity value of 53.10 Ωm, and localised zones of high longitudinal conductance (S) occurred within amphibolite terrains (Fig. 10).
