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Transient cooling leads to lower transferred heat fluxes.

They established the 'standard model' of primordial star formation, in which the physics of H2 cooling leads to a characteristic stellar mass of ({sim}100mbox { M}_{odot}).

Direct electron cooling leads to a considerable increase in the saturation power due to the removal of the incoming power from the sensitive nanoabsorber.

From the viewpoint of thermodynamics, typhoon-induced sea surface cooling leads to decreases in the latent heat fluxes from the ocean to the atmosphere.

The TBCs can be used at tolerable metal temperature at constant cooling levels, and the efficiency of cooling leads to lower metal operating temperatures with extended lifetime (Stöver and Funke 1999).

While crystallization within the one-dimensional nanostructures during cooling leads to the formation of highly oriented crystals in the high temperature paraelectric phase, the subsequent transition to the ferroelectric phase goes along with partial loss of orientation.

Additionally, the cooling rate was inversely related to the crystallization temperature, namely, lower rates of cooling led to higher crystallization temperatures.

However, it was confirmed that the elastic modulus continuously decreased, because the cracks generated during heating and expanded after cooling led to strain increase at the peak stresses.

The decrease caused by sea surface cooling led to a decrease in the specific humidity, particularly around a radius of 50 km in the inflow boundary layer (Figure 15d).

Acidification activity after storage was affected by several experimental factors involved in the fermentation stage: use of NaOH instead of NH4OH for pH control, addition of Tween 80 in the culture medium, and faster cooling led to better cryotolerance.

It is generally accepted that transgression and regression concomitant with global warming and cooling lead to worldwide dispersal and diversification of sea animals.