This study extends a so called "partial bypass" concept to dehumidifying fin-and-tube heat exchangers.
Generalizing the partial order concept of the fixed point theorems by using graphs was first established by Jachymski and Lukawska [9, 10].
Finally, the partial closure concept was tested looking to non-linear crack tip parameters but no evidences of Donald's effect were found for the material studied.
The inner partial pressure concept, or confinement effect, was developed to explain the high performances of this new SiC-based catalyst.
It is found that the "partial bypass" concept is especially fruitful for a heat exchanger with a comparatively large number of transfer unit (NTU).
The second concept, "partial deaths versus total extinction" stresses the belief that by experiencing the bereavement following the deaths of friends and relatives, a person is brought as close as possible to realizing "partial death".
Improvements in the knowledge of liver radiobiology and radiopathology as well as technical innovations in delivering radiation therapy are the basis of the modern partial liver irradiation concept.
Both the classical Elber's approach and more recent approaches based on partial crack closure concept (adjusted compliance ratio, ACR, and 2/π methods) were considered.
The using of the partial charge transfer concept allowed revealing fine effects of the organics oxidation, which are ascribed to adsorption, in particular, emergence of a loop in the polarization complex-plane plot of impedance.
Dhange et al. in [1] imposed the concept of partial continuity and partial compactness to generalize the approach of Kranoselskii fixed point theorem and obtained the approximation of solutions to hybrid differential equation.
