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Examples of such peaks are indicated by arrows in Figures 4b, 5b, and 6. Figure 4 Time evolution of the height of the two-layer interface and the amplitude of the instability.

We can quantify the evolution of the height R of the clusters by the AFM analyses using the SPMLabAnalyses V7.00 software that define each grain area by the surface image sectioning of a plane that was positioned at half grain height.

This paper also investigates how the initial feed solids volume fraction and the initial suspension height affect the evolutions of the heights of the suspension and the consolidated bed, as well as the determinations of the solids volume fractions obtained at the bottom of the batch settler.

Kinetic Monte-Carlo simulations are first performed to simulate the evolution of the surface height fluctuation in the three sputtering processes.

Numerical simulations using the FFT method were performed to provide insight into the long-term evolution of the surface height, and extend the scope of analytical predictions described above.

A distributed parameter (partial differential equation) dynamic model is derived to describe the evolution of the surface height profile of the thin film accounting for the effect of deposition rate.

This site was selected as an upper air monitoring station to determine the diurnal evolution of the mixing height (MH) as well as other meteorological variables, such as wind direction (WD) and wind speed (WS).

For the flare of 3 August 2002 we analysed the temporal evolution of the energy-height relation.

The solids behaviour and the evolutions of the suspension height and the consolidated bed height in the batch settler have been predicted using the extended pseudo-steady state theory.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Swell charts delineating the evolution of swell height across the Indian Ocean in temporal scale with zoomed imagery for the scenario close to Mauritius occurring for three selected dates.

From the quantification of the time evolution of the mean cluster height, a time exponent 1/z = 0.54 ± 0.04 was evaluated, indicating a three-dimensional cluster growth in which the full clusters surface is active in the mass transport.