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The results show that the better thermal properties and the higher porosity in the case of the SiSiC matrix enables longer residence times for slow reforming reactions to evolve towards equilibrium and yields syngas with significantly less soot in terms of particle numbers and mass concentration.
As the system evolves towards equilibrium, the Xe atom cluster growth slows down significantly, and the lattice relaxes around the cluster.
In Fisher geometric model of adaptation, population evolves towards equilibrium fitness values defined by population size and the dimension of the phenotypic space or EPC.
Based on this equivalent VI formulation, a within-period equilibrium-tending dynamic model is proposed to illustrate how these systems evolve towards an equilibrium state within a short duration after a perturbation.
Still, optimization of transportation supply under equilibrium assumption may not guarantee that an effective solution is obtained; indeed the system may not evolve towards the equilibrium state, if this state is not stable.
Migration of fluids thus causes the pore fluid pressure to evolve towards an equilibrium condition in which the earthquake-induced fluid flow has completed, commonly referred to as 'drained' condition.
Stochastic systems, like the one presented here, generally evolve towards unique equilibrium distributions but may exhibit a kinetic hysteresis [47].
Under this model, long regions are most likely to disappear during evolution, and the size distribution of inter-CDS regions should evolve towards an equilibrium state.
The youngest age group shows a much broader length distribution, suggesting that these regions did not have enough time to evolve towards the equilibrium distribution seen for older regions.
GRW would ground a temporally asymmetric probabilistic tendency for systems to evolve toward equilibrium.
Additionally, populations, even those of very small size, should evolve towards a fitness equilibrium that is explicitly dependent on population size.
