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First-order attachment and detachment models described the interphase exchange processes between suspended and attached biomass.

Pre-existing gas nuclei models have been adapted using bubble and droplet detachment models to include the effect of liquid motion and gas composition.

The threshold stresses determined experimentally for dislocation creep are significantly higher than those predicted by existing climb or detachment models, which consider the interaction of a single dislocation with dispersoids.

In C57BL/6 mice, a significant current decrease was observed although it was less prominent (by about 25%) than reported in rabbit and pig detachment models [27], [32].

Introduction of delay in the model removes the concentration shocks present in the instant fines detachment model as fines detach continuously throughout the injection period.

Experimental creep data for Al alloys can be described just as well as by the earlier "detachment model".

This synergistic effect is modeled by considering dislocations pinned at the departure side of incoherent Al2O3 dispersoids (detachment model) and simultaneously subjected to elastic interactions from neighboring coherent Al3Sc precipitates.

There are some kinematic models to explain the observed high strain rates in the NKTZ, the detachment model (Hirahara et al., 1998), the collision model (Shimazaki and Zhao, 2000; Heki and Miyazaki, 2001; Miyazaki and Heki, 2001), and the back-slip model (Mazzotti et al., 2000).

The systematic study of the microstructure (by AFM, image analysis, SEM and TEM) of the worn surfaces and third bodies allows us to propose a particle detachment model where the role of the inter- and intracrystalline organic material and their interactions with the environment are emphasized.

Results of a time dependent attachment (blocking) and detachment model were not consistent with this behavior because the simulations predicted much less retention near the column inlet and a decreasing number of favorable attachment sites (mass of deposited colloids) with increasing input concentration in a given system (colloid and sand).

In previous research, the Dietz model for waterflooding in a layer-cake reservoir with a constant injection and production rate was combined with a particle detachment model to investigate the effect of fines migration and induced permeability decline on reservoir sweep efficiency.