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Thus, the first process, in which natural selection favors the use of cheaper designs, will usually dominate the second process, in which mutation accumulation decays performance.

A mixed integer nonlinear programming model based on a discrete time representation is proposed and applied to a typical evaporation system in the sugar industry with several multiple effect parallel lines and time decaying performance.

Second, greater buffering, by reducing the intensity of natural selection acting on the direct characters, allows greater accumulation of mutations that decay performance of the direct characters.

In terms of packet delivery ratio, Figure 13(a) shows that HOP introduces a small decay in performance.

This explains the considerable decay in performance towards the ORR measured by linear sweep voltammetry in previously shown Fig. 8.

Both samples present a significant decay in performance, determined by the reduction of the area of the peak at ca. 0.7 V vs. RHE.

It is found that the tip displacement and the decay of performance of piezoelectric fin are intimately related to the bonding glues.

Monitoring of pre-heat trains in oil refineries is a crucial activity to assess the gradual decay in performance of heat transfer equipment due to fouling.

The decay in performance for the Pd/Ti0.8Ta0.2O2 catalyst is remarkable, losing around 54 mV in terms of onset potential and a 25% in terms of limiting current density, as can be ascertained from Fig. 8.

However, Pd/C E-TEK, even though possessing a carbon support, widely known for its tendency to corrosion, suffers a lower decay in performance of around 16 mV in terms of onset potential and around 16% in terms of limiting current density.

However, increasing the temperature to above 65 °C did not have a significant effect on the current density; to be more precise, the current density became stagnant due to the formation of intermediate species, which might block the active sites and decay the performance of the catalyst [27].