Sentence examples for percolation results from inspiring English sources

The effect of the SWCNT structure including both the SWCNT aspect ratio and wall integrity, on the EMI SE have been studied and are found to correlate well with the conductivity and percolation results for these composites.

Chemically, percolation results in the selective solubilisation of coffee solids.

Addition of dispersant increased tPAH prior to percolation in the High treatment (302 mg/L) relative to Low (13 mg/L), but percolation resulted in nearly equal concentrations in both treatments (High, 30; Low, 22 mg/L) due to physical trapping of dispersed oil by the nest substrate.

For the Ag-Ba0.75Sr0.25TiO3 composite [9], the large increase in ϵ′ was suggested to result from the percolation effect.

The low percolation threshold results from homogeneous dispersion of MWNT in PET matrix and high aspect ratio of MWNT.

Since the relief and solum depth features of Inceptisols did not show optimal conditions for soil water percolation, the results demonstrated that land-use and management factors are crucial for groundwater recharge in the region of the Mantiqueira Range.

On the other hand, the long Ag NWs (ca. 71.0 μm) form long conductive routes in the percolation networks, resulting in the decrease of number of junctions.

Computer simulations have indicated that these could occur as a regular chain structure, with percolation at resulting in infinite straight chains of metal oxygen octahedra containing divalent cations alternating with others containing trivalent cations (Xiao et al., 1999 ▶).

Such inequality in the critical exponent indicates a strong difference in the spatial structure of the percolation cluster, which results in the different slopes of the curves.

After 1000 cal yr BP, a percolation bog developed resulting in the formation of 4 m of loose, porous, and largely undecomposed Sphagnum austinii peat with Molinia roots.

Extending their findings to a 3D percolation model, would result in a fractal dimension similar to that found in our analysis, suggesting that the earthquakes form the foundation for a percolation cluster (Robertson et al., 1995).