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For the simulation of turbulence in stratified flows, a modified application of the known two-layer model of slurry flow is proposed.

In addition to the highest sensitivity, custom modified application of FTA® paper extraction protocol is the simplest in terms of incorporation into MASSE and displayed little bias in sensitivity with respect to prokaryotic cell type.

This work proposes to analyze the successive displacements of medium-sized molecules in polymer materials according to the dispersion and topology of sorption sites from a modified application of the transition state theory.

The modified application of the nanosols resulted in even higher mechanical strength of the gypsum mortar up to 0.74 N/mm2 (increasing concentration of diluted ethanolic nanosol during six applications and diluted nanosol with 40% acetone, six applications, see Figure 2).

The modified application of the nanosols resulted in even higher mechanical strength of the mortar with almost similar increase of more than 500% compared to the untreated material: diluted nanosol (5…25 g/L) (Figure 1), and coating with hydroxypropyl cellulose gel after application of nanosol diluted with acetone (Figure 1).

A modified application of an existing curved bar fixator is proposed using a specifically designed tensioner to pre-tense the bar prior to its connection to Schanz screws.

The 'duplex' coating was further modified by application of a PFPE (perfluoropolyether Z-DOL) layer at the surface.

Chemical composition of soybean grain may be modified by application of foliar fertilizers.

The latter, in turn, may be selectively modified by the application of coatings or by the action of radiation, or by both.

Bearing forces can be further modified by the application of transmitted torque.

Conventional expressions for the homogenized tensor components relevant to the particulate composites consisting of two linear elastic constituents are modified here towards application of the incompressible component.