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Several mechanical tissue (cell) disruption techniques exist, ranging from bead mill homogenisation and freeze-fracturing through to blade or pestle-type homogenisation, to grinding and ultrasonics.

The model creates an intermediate length scale suitable for homogenisation to deal with the non-periodic nature of the final material.

Earlier work on batch reactors indicated that the final stage of homogenisation to the molecular scale (micromixing) occurs by molecular diffusion in deforming fluid elements.

Here we apply the method of numerical homogenisation to deterministic linear equations to generate sub-grid-scale models of coefficients at desired frequency cutoffs.

In the present experimental study, we use in situ X-ray tomography imaging with very high temporal resolution (0.35 s per 3D image) coupled with in situ ultrasonic melt homogenisation to record, in 3D and real time, the free growth at high cooling rates (∼2 K s−1) of equiaxed dendrites in an aluminium-based alloy (AA6082) containing Y2O3 nanoparticles.

In this work, a finite-element model is proposed using the asymptotic homogenisation method to distribute macro-scale stresses to the micro-scale, i.e. yarns and matrix, in a repeating unit cell (RUC) model.

Samples were homogenised to extract RNA using RNA-Zol reagent (Abgene homogenisation kit, Epsom, UK) as per manufacturer's instructions.

To that end, we have developed a flow loop and homogenisation process to study oil water multiphase flow.

Biodiversity ecosystem services in agroecosystems are negatively affected by farmland homogenisation due to intensive agriculture.

These results are used as input data of a mesoscopic scale homogenisation model to assess the composite elastic properties.

Adaptation of the homogenisation approach to the case of rector internals is then exposed: it is shown that in such case, confinement effects can de modelled by a suitable modification of classical fluid structure symmetric formulation.