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At lower preloading strain, e.g. at 0.3 %, both materials experienced over 95%% RF recovery.
PVD coatings and cutting tool materials experienced a rapid development in the past due to the increased demands of modern, innovative HPC (High Performance Cutting) production processes.
Both materials experienced significant reductions in fatigue strength due to fretting, with PH 13-8 Mo stainless steel exhibiting a greater susceptibility to fretting than 4340 steel, when operating in the mixed fretting regime.
The waste materials experienced a continuous cultivation, composting process which sequentially includes the cultivation of Pleurotus eryngii, the cultivation of Pleurotus ostreatus, the composting process, and were finally used as soil amendments.
Two of the most promising LENs were reused multiple times and although both materials experienced decreases in treatment efficacy over successive reuse cycles, the reusability of both LENs was equal to or superior to that of P25 nanoparticles.
All tested materials experienced decreased adsorption capacities under anoxic condition, with maximum adsorptions of 5.3 mg P g− 1 for LMB, 5.9 mg P g− 1 for AMZ, 0.2 mg P g− 1 for RS and 0.2 mg P g− 1 for BAU.
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The proposed model can automatically adapt for different materials experiencing different local failure modes.
All neutral materials experience forces and torques when subjected to high electric field.
However, currently used polymeric materials experience limited durability in the clinical oral environment.
However, at a higher temperature, the thermal conductivity of these materials experience an exponential increase, results in lower ZT values.
Rubber-like materials experience different strain energy levels and stress values during loading and unloading for the same load value.
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