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Practical indicators are derived to compare radiative and conductive fluxes and the coupling effects of conduction, convection and radiation in turbulent gaseous boundary layers.

It includes the effects of conduction through the solid material and contact areas between spheres, conduction through the stagnant gas phase as well as thermal radiation between the surfaces of the spheres.

Rather than being adsorbed on the surface, Pt and Pd atoms tend to be embedded into g-C3N4 interlayer and act as bridges to facilitate the interlayer charge carrier transfer due to the effects of conduction band offset.

The effects of conduction and heat generation due to viscous dissipation in annuli is a topic of interest to researchers, since the applications include aerospace, food processing, electric machines, etc.

When the mode of heat transfer was not clearly stated or was not evident from the experiment (for example if heat transfer mode was purely via conduction/convection), then the experimental values were sorted into the convection/mixed convection heat transfer class (when both modes are present, it is expected that the effects of convection would prevail over the effects of conduction).  .

To this aim, for each tube geometry and angular velocity investigated, (Delta T_mathrm{max}) must be compared to (Delta T_{r_mathrm{e}}), whose value is time-dependent, as clearly demonstrated in Figs. 7 and 9, because of the combined effects of conduction and convection which become more pronounced at high temperatures, favoring reduction in peak values of (Delta T_{r_mathrm{e}}).

This approach was applied to understand synchronization of adapting neurons [2, 5] as well as the effect of conduction delays on network synchrony [1, 13].

The effect of conduction on natural convection heat transfer is not negligible and it may be from 40% for thin walls to 12% for thick walls.

The numerical results reveal that the satellite formation as well as the breakup time is affected significantly when the effect of conduction is weak.

In order to examine the effect of conduction, three materials, namely red brass (k = 61 W/mK), bronze (k = 26 W/mK) and stainless steel (k = 14.9 W/mK), were considered.

In contrast, even a small effect of conduction along this surface leads to significantly higher minimum M. Comparison is made with an alternative configuration of a flame stabilized at the exit of a tube, where heat recirculation occurs via conduction through tube wall; it is found that the counter-current exchanger configuration provides superior performance under similar operating conditions.