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The decrease of the intraparticle mass transfer resistance by using inert core adsorbents is quantitatively analyzed by introducing the parameter 1/Θ.

Based on the experimental observations, the GL 2000 model (including time function and ultimate shrinkage strain) was modified by introducing the parameter of an equivalent porosity of aggregates to reasonably evaluate the shrinkage behavior of HWC.

Thus, for real time applications, introducing the parameter Z to control is number of iterations without improvement can significantly lower the computational time.

The reason for introducing the parameter α is that it provides a means to tune the penalizing effect of this normalization for the comparably low-resolution images used herein, where the image gradients are otherwise not strong enough to balance the surface from shrinking inwards.

Introducing the parameter time as an extra dimension into network visualization tools would thus achieve a more complete picture of complex and highly dynamic biological systems.

The familiar BET equation for vapor adsorption is recovered from Eq. 3 by setting K L c eq  =  p/ p0 and introducing the parameter C =  K S / K L. The electrophoretic mobility μ e of the Ludox TMA NPs was determined at several pH values in the absence of salt and in 100 mM NaCl, and the zeta potential ζ was calculated from the mobility by the Henry equation.

In this section, we summarize the basic tenets of the model with the aim of introducing the parameters whose values we want to fit from experimental data.

After introducing the parameters necessary to run bulk modeling calculations, we justify this choice by comparing the intensity levels related to bulk and surface scattering in Section 4.1.4.

Moreover, this work introduces the parameter of three performances indexes, which can be expressed as the ratio of the desired output to the required input, for optimization purposes.

The equation, which is derived from the penetration theory, introduces the parameter ξ for waves sweeping highly concentrated thin layers on the surface.

The diagonal loading introduces the parameter σ.