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In [14, 15], some authors discussed the (L^{2} -decay rate of soL^{2} -decayrateem (1).

Subsequently, exponentially decay rate of solutions for Benjamin-Bona-Mahony equation (1.4) with a time decay was studied in [14], and in [15] author have obtained the exponentially decay rate of solutions for the time-Delayed Kuramoto-Sivashinsky equation.

Recently, Liu et al. in [8] investigated the blow-up rate of solutions to diffusion equation (1.6).

The proofs of blow-up results and blow-up rate of solutions are given in Section 3.

In this paper, we investigate the grow-up rate of solutions for the heat equation with a sublinear source.

The purpose of this paper is to determine the blow-up rate of solutions for a nonlinear parabolic equation system with a weighted localized source.

Los Angeles had the best rate of solution, seventy-three per cent, and Detroit the worst, fourteen per cent.

However, reduction in particle sizes almost always increasing rate of solution.

The only major difference between the specimens is the cooling rate of solution.

The only variable in our experiment was the concentration of sulfur, keeping other experimental parameters (temperature, flow rate of gas, flow rate of solution, and ferrocene concentration) same.

Comparison of the yield showed that the production rate of solution-blowing was increased 30-fold in relation to electrospinning.