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Outcomes of fatigue and healing tests were found to be coherent with interaction mechanisms which take place at the nano-scale.

Novel features of the Plasmodium life cycle have been unravelled and immune mechanisms, which take place during both infection and immunization, have been dissected.

And game theory has already achieved important insights into issues such as the design of contracts and allocation mechanisms which take into account the sometimes counterintuitive ways in which individual incentives operate in environments having decision makers with different information and objectives.

In this work, a dynamic model of a catalytic fixed bed reactor (FBR) based on partial differential equations (PDE) is introduced and used for the identification of reaction mechanisms which take place during the oxidation of sulfur dioxide over a vanadium pentoxid catalyst.

The properties of interphase play a main role in the level of dissipated energy by different damaging mechanisms which take place at the nanoscale [12, 13].

For example, it is conceptually interesting to consider the use of Bayesian mechanisms which take advantage of system dynamics and add any previous knowledge available, in order to smartly select, among a set of measurements, those with the capacity to lead to a more confident estimation.

Also, the advantage of the crossbow's greater power was offset by its elaborate winding mechanisms, which took more time to use.

The localization index (LI) from the electrochemical noise analysis was used to identify the type of corrosion mechanisms, which took place under the two different environmental conditions.

Moreover, the relaxation mechanism which takes place when the electric field is switched off has also been considered.

We examine optimal monetary transfer by designing an efficient mechanism which takes into account the crowding out effect of monetary rewards on socially responsible behavior.

We suggest that amorphization (disaggregation, decrystallization) is a deformation mechanism which takes place as an alternative to crystallographic intralamellar shear depending on the orientation of the lamellae.