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Hominins practised raw material selectivity and adapted their knapping strategies to fit clast shape and lithology.

The results suggest a coherent and broadly uniform techno-economic system characterised by clear raw material selectivity and high levels of mobility.

For aerobiological engineering, several technologies fall into the category of green building design, including passive solar disinfection, vegetation air cleaning, biofiltration of air, material selectivity, and architectural design for hygienic living.

The analyses indicated that the separation depends on various interrelated factors: the membrane material (selectivity and flux), the operating conditions (pressure ratio), and the final requirements (CO2 recovery and composition).

However, the practical applications still demand a significant improvement of the TENG output performance, so the optimization of key factors such as triboelectric material selectivity, nanostructure-like morphology, and surface contact area is very crucial.

Over the past several years, the development of triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) has blossomed owing to many advantages such as the simple structure, high conversion efficiency and wide material selectivity.

The efficiency of this method depends on the properties of the sorbent material: selectivity to organosulfur compounds relative to hydrocarbons, adsorption capacity, durability, and regenerability.

The strict requirements of controlling surface defects while maintaining adequate material selectivity are particularly notable in this regard.

Steady-state fluorescence emission studies showed that this material displays high selectivity and sensitivity for the Cu2+ ion over other cations such as Zn2+, Cd2+, Mg2+, Ca2+, and Ni2+.

For diffusion-controlled systems, the maximum PR or F/D is controlled by two key dimensionless material properties, the selectivity and the effective diffusivity ratio, and two key dimensionless design parameters, the ratios of step time/diffusion time and pressure-limited convection time/diffusion time.

Along the same line of arguments, Altieri et al. [ 19] used a substrate mainly composed of destined olive husk taken from two-phase olive mills for commercial-scale cultivation of Agaricus bisporus and demonstrated that this material presented improved selectivity and hence better protection against competitors.