These microstructures either represent fractures filled with new zircon (i.e. zircon veins), or domains of solid-state recrystallization of the host zircon, perhaps localized along pre-existing, late brittle fractures.
In a typical physical system, a straight-line relationship between hindered settling factor and solids volume fraction will only be a reasonable approximation over a very restricted domain of solids fraction.
Mobilities are more than one order of magnitude lower than those in bulk electrolyte, probably due to an increased viscosity of the liquid in the narrow pores and/or to the coulombic interaction with charged domains of the solid.
At the cathodic side of the electroactive domain of the solid electrolyte, the process of sodium dissolution in the indium at lower voltages and the formation of indium-sodium compounds at larger voltages can be distinguished.
As discussed in section 1.2, an angular bend of water occurs in our domain of interest (solid rectangle on the right side of Figure 2), and this angle is important for generating the presence of water on both sides of the land bridge.
The intelligent partitioning algorithm optimizes the number of solid domains relative to the number of fluid domains to optimize the overall FSI solution, irrespective of the type of the flow solver.
Furthermore, the presence of Re-LPS in DPPC films reduced the size of solid domains.
NBD-PC fluorescence (Fig. 8, right panel) showed that, in the absence of calcium, SP-A hardly increased the formation of solid domains.
The presence of calcium promoted SP-A-induced formation of solid domains in these monolayers, decreasing the surface pressure corresponding to the LE/LC transition (NBD epifluorescence images of Figs. 6 and 8).
For example, Araujo et al. [13] studied binding of different domains of DNMT1 using solid-state hemimethylated DNA substrates, and in another study DNA binding of various domains of DNMT1 was assessed using unmethylated and hemimethylated oligonucleotides [14].
In the field investigation, a 3D resistivity tomography is used to characterize an organic contaminant plume (resistive domain) and an overlying zone of solid waste materials (conductive domain).
