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This unexpected increase in thermal conductance can be explained by the enhanced phonon coupling at the G/M interface arising from the enhanced interface friction caused by the defects.

The ligand interface includes helix A, loop AB and helix F. The IL-28RA interface arises from the N-terminal domain and interdomain hinge region.

The problem of the structural heterogeneities on the subdomain interfaces, arising from the presence of stiffeners or elastic joints on these interfaces, is addressed.

The requirements to the user interfaces arising from the concept of segmented discharges allowing short pulses and steady state operation and from the distributed hierarchical structure of the experiment are discussed.

Detailed pore structrue examination indicates that the numerous intra-splat interfaces arising from the inter-branch gaps in E Cu powder introduce extra contact electrical resistance to the E Cu coating and thus lead to low electrical conductivity.

The decreased absorption with decreasing film thickness is attributed a depletion layer of water near the polymer/HMDS interface, arising from hydrophobic interactions between the surface and water.

Streaming originates by one of three effects: a non-uniform difference of potential across the interface, arising from an uneven primary current-distribution (first-kind maxima); rapid flow-rate of mercury into the drop (second-kind maxima); non-uniform adsorption (third-kind maxima).

It was also found that the driving force for the adsorption of NPMA-alt-S, water soluble polymer at the air/water interface arises from an entropic contribution.

Furthermore, the interface defects and contamination arising from the layer-by-layer transfer process can be eliminated by using a directly grown Gr/h-BN heterostructure.

The design of the setup ensures near uniform heat flux condition at the solid fluid interface; the conjugate effects arising from the axial back conduction in the substrate are thus minimized.

We attributed this behavior to small gaps between the superconducting and normal-metal interface of the cavity arising from the insert due to the manufacturing process (order of μm) and to roughness of the copper surface.