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For the couple, with the highest AA2024/graphite area ratio (M1), both anodic and cathodic processes developed on the alloy surface, resulting in localised corrosion (trenching of the matrix around intermetallics) at the cathodic zones as detected by SVET and SIET.
Less porous coatings are realized by the simultaneous gradient sputtering process developed on the basis of the standard sputtering process.
TPB qualification activities performed in the past allowed the selection of two reference deposition techniques, the chemical vapour deposition (CVD) process developed on laboratory scale by CEA, and the hot dipping (HD) process developed by FZK.
Moreover, the mushroom cultivation process developed on TPOMW-based media, apart from providing an edible product of high added value, can also lead to the exploitation of the spent substrate.
During ovulation in Japanese rice fish, Oryzias latipes, a tiny papilla, or fingerlike process, develops on the surface of a bulging mature follicle in the centre (stigma) of the follicle.
These phases are an iterative process rather than a hierarchy of steps, with movement from one step to another and back again as the intervention and evaluation process develop on the basis of evidence.
This contrasting behavior may be due to a fundamental difference in killing mechanism for polycations (contact kill/membrane disruption) versus mechanisms based on metabolic processes developed over eons.
MIP-CGP process is developed on the basis of MIP process.
Posteriorly, a dorsomedially projected and tab-like process is developed on the medial surface of the retroarticular process (Fig. 3a d).
The flotation process was developed on a commercial scale early in the 20th century to remove very fine mineral particles that formerly had gone to waste in gravity concentration plants.
To study this possibility, a new model for the energy and mass balances of the torrefaction process was developed on the basis of available experimental data.
