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These heat transfer coefficients enabled the separation of the heat transfer into convective and radiative components, with radiation being the dominant transfer mechanism for blackened loads.

Interactions within the 'L' beam receiver are also analyzed and measures that could identify dominant transfer paths within a system are examined.

Therefore, the CANHCS-950 with optimized structure shows the optimal and comparable oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) activity but superior methanol tolerance and long-term durability to commercial Pt/C with a 4e−-dominant transfer pathway in alkaline media.

Among the activated samples, CANHCS-950 showed the comparable ORR activity but superior methanol tolerance and long-term durability to 20 wt% Pt/C with a 4e−-dominant transfer pathway in alkaline media.

The optimized sample shows the comparable oxygen reduction reaction activity but superior methanol tolerance and long-term durability to commercial Pt/C with a 4e−-dominant transfer pathway in alkaline media.

Subordinates transferred a tool to their dominant partner on average 50.0% (SD = 44.1) of trials during the mismatched condition, whereas the dominants transferred a tool to their subordinate partner on average only 16.7% (SD = 7.2) of trials.

Experimental results indicate that, for both solidification and melting processes, natural convection becomes the dominant heat transfer mechanism after a short heat conduction dominated period.

We conclude that in VCVV the dominant energy transfer pathway from an excited Cerulean fluorophore is not radiative emission or classical FRET transfer to any of the three attached Venus molecules, rather it results from a poorly understood additional energy transfer pathway.

Since no virus became dominant at transfer number 5, competitions carried out with viruses QβC3413G and QβG3945A were extended until transfer number 15, yielding the results shown in the table.

The criterion proposed in this study is more general than the previous criterion suggested by Carbonell and Whitaker, because the latter is applicable only when conduction is the dominant heat transfer mode in a porous medium while the former can be applied even when convection heat transfer prevails.

These results indicate that Knudsen diffusion is the dominant mass transfer mechanism for fuel cell catalyst layers and that the pre-estimated tortuosity accurately reflects the mass transfer phenomena in the catalyst layers.