Finally, an analysis is made of a practical engineering example (with 8914 lines of intersection and 4188 loops) which shows that the proposed flow model is practicable and can deal with complicated DFNs.
In order to prove practicable, we define three command flows, i.e., connection contention mechanism, bandwidth request and grant mechanism, and data transmit and receive mechanism.
But by the time Russia discovers a practicable way to send Siberian water flowing southward into parched regions of China, cost-effective desalinization may have achieved scale.
Because the apparent kinetics of a practicable metal-hydride tank is dominated by heat flow originating in the enthalpy of hydrogen absorption/desorption, particular attention was paid to modelling the effective thermal conductivity, based on a detailed description of the thermal resistance between hydride particles.
It was not practicable to extend the recruitment period further.
The environments organize large groups of people and facilitate a well-conceived workflow that faces four key challenges: 1) mediate the flow of information among humans toward a practicable solution; 2) motivate and retain participation on a massive scale; 3) resist surreptitious manipulation; and 4) obtain specialized knowledge when needed.
Furthermore, this method has recently been well standardized by the Euro Flow Consortium, which provides researchers with a practicable guideline.
For optimizing flow rate, the range of 10-40 μL/s has found to be practicable in SIC procedures based on column length and mobile phase composition [16].
A comfortable and practicable connection by platforms, information systems, bike and ride options, and pedestrian flows organization around an interchange, will be the pivot for designing, constructing and renewing interchange spaces.
The principle of using a long throated venturi meter to measure the flow rate of two mixed phases is widely published, yet there is no practicable application for accurate measurement in relatively lean particulate conveying.
