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The ablation rate and strength reduction in cyclic ablation were lower than those in single ablation.

The main investigated parameters are strain rate and strength of the lithospheric mantle, both playing an important role in crust mantle coupling.

The present work is focussed on the experimental study of flow partitioning in subchannels of breeder units, depending on flow rate and strength of the applied magnetic field.

One of tremendous use of HA is bone grafting application via coating metallic dental implant surface, which stimulates bone healing and therefore improves implant integration rate and strength (Cook et al. 1987; Lange and Donath 1989).

Fire reaction was assessed through critical heat flux for ignition and flame spread while fire resistance through charring rate and strength variation with temperature.

A small subset of data (less than 40 out of a total of 600 h of running time), taken under low-noise conditions, permitted upper limits to be placed on the rate and strength of pulses accompanying showers with energies around 1017 eV.

Calculated slip velocity rates and strength rates are used for the time integration by the adaptive-stepping fifth-order Runge-Kutta method (Press et al. 1996).

We used atomic force microscopy (AFM) to quantify how the contact duration, loading rate, and approach velocity affected kinetic rates and strength of bonds of P-selectin interacting with P-selectin glycoprotein ligand 1 (PSGL-1).

The drastically narrowed the time span during which evolution of all known limb morphotypes must have occurred calls for a skeletogenic mechanism with a propensity to generate a profusion of patterns due to small genetic changes affecting limb bud shaping and the rates and strengths of core interactions.

Sydansk's gel strength code (GSC), which is an intuitive, rapid, and semi-quantitative method to evaluate the gelation rate and gel strength through visual observations in the gel formation process (Sydansk and Argabright 1987), was used in this paper.

(4) Figure 4 Temperature-dependent dephasing rate and interaction strength.