Therefore, high Jc and fast occurrence of large resistance are the essential properties of superconductors for the application to fault detectors.
The decomposition process was characterized by the following events: 1) an induction period followed by H2O evaporation, 2) the rapid evolution of N2O, NO, and HNO3, which supported a fast occurrence of proton transfer, and 3) the formation of NO2, most likely from HNO3, in the later stage of the decomposition.
The best correlation with the fast occurrence of abnormal weight bearing until D2 was found with IL-2 (rs = 1) over VEGF, although the early peak release of the chemokines MCP-1, MIP-1α, and GRO/KC and the proinflammatory cytokines IL-1α or -β, IL-17, or IFNγ may have contributed to the initiation of incapacitation.
The quasi-steady state of the local Sq system (forming a part of the global Sq current system) in the southern hemisphere is established at a faster rate with the occurrence of DNT and is destroyed at a slower rate when the DNT disappears.
The a priori definition of T25FW response in the MS-F203 trial was the occurrence of faster walking speed for at least three of the four visits during the double-blind treatment period compared to the maximum speed for any of the first five off-drug visits.
Cases where occurrence of fast particle growth was observed have been attributed to the plant extracts possessing requisite optimum bioreducing agents as previously detailed [19, 20].
A unified index based on the ripple level in the PWM modulator is able to predict first occurrence of fast-scale instability.
The results indicate that the occurrence of fast deflagration is mainly determined by the fuel-injection conditions and the acoustic properties of the annular combustor.
The main magnetospheric signatures of substorms are thinning and expansion of the plasma sheet, magnetic field dipolarization, enhanced occurrence of fast plasma flows, energetic particle injection, and intensified field-aligned currents (FACs).
