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Vertical dotted red and blue lines are the corresponding onset times measured on higher resolution plots.

The produced decorated nanofibers can be utilized as electrocatalyst for methanol oxidation; the corresponding onset potential and current density are satisfactory.

The corresponding onset potential and current density as a function of pyrolysis temperature for the FePc/PhRs and the HB-FePc catalysts are plotted in Figure 2c,d.

In a summary of recent work on the breaking of gravity waves (GWs) and the corresponding onset of turbulence the question of critical thresholds is given a systematic discussion.

The decrease of the corresponding onset potential of the introduced nanofibers might be due to the influence of Co NPs which have been found as excellent CO-tolerant materials [11], and/or non-formation of CO as the corresponding oxidation peak is not observed at ~550 mV (vs. NHE i.e., 350 mV vs. Ag/AgCl).

As shown in the obtained results for the introduced electrocatalyst (Figure 8B), the corresponding onset potential of the introduced nanofibers is ~310 mV (vs. Ag/AgCl, i.e. ~510 mV vs. normal hydrogen electrode, NHE), and the obtained value is comparatively low compared to many reported materials [49].

Threshold of equivalent plastic strain corresponding to onset of sand production.

Global fracture simulations are preformed to update the target fracture strain and to compute the corresponding failure onset displacement.

The critical loads corresponding to onset of sub-surface radial cracking were found to exhibit a strong dependence on the monotonic loading rates.

The safe drawdown changes with depletion were also evaluated, and Table 2 summarizes the critical drawdown pressure corresponding to onset of sand production for different reservoir pressures.

The average pore size in Upper Freeport coal is (0.63 ± 0.07) nm (Hayashi et al. 2001), which is slightly larger than the typical size (<0.58 nm) corresponding to onset of activated diffusion in coal (Walker 1981).