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However, for a long time the nanotube formation is generally limited to layered materials, through the bending of thin crystal flakes.
This is a critical result, as the ability to use highly compliant materials for in vitro and in vivo studies is generally limited by the breakdown of the scaffolding material, often necessitating the use of denser, stiffer materials.
Furthermore, the process is generally limited to welding ferrous materials, though special electrodes have made possible the welding of cast iron, nickel, aluminum, copper, and other metals.
In the conventional water treatment system, humic substances are removed using the coagulation and flocculation approach [2, 3, 4] requiring excess amount of coagulant and are generally limited by high operational and material costs.
Concentration polarization generally limits the rate capabilities of electrode materials due to a decline in the ion transfer ability with increasing current rates.
However, these engineered materials use permanent deformation or viscoelastic properties to dissipate energy, generally limiting their lifetime or effective frequency and temperature range.
Classical analytical methods can be used to provide a quantitative description of the flow of granular material through a transfer point in regards to trajectory and velocity distribution but are generally limited to 2-D analysis.
The conventional methods for the accurate determination of contact area are generally limited to ratios of Young's modulus over yield stress, E/σy < 30 for elastic-perfectly plastic materials, which is too stringent for most materials.
Nevertheless, the proposed periodic block matching is generally limited to the assumption of a perfectly periodic crystal, which is usually of less interest to material scientists than crystals with (possibly multiple) defects or changes in the lattice orientation.
