Brown and Kulig (1996) used community resilience to measure different communities' recoverability or adjustability from misfortune.
Percentage of gas saturation, gas rate and recoverability of gas from a reservoir is mainly determined by adsorption/desorption behaviour and permeability of coal.
Because optimization problems (9) and (7) have the same known support T, it follows from Theorem 1 that (9) and (7) have the same recoverability for every sign patterns on unknown support Δ.
Clarke said there was "a wide net for recoverability" for actions of this type, with company advisers and insurers potentially in the line of fire if a claim were to be successful.
Heavy-Oil Outlook While the estimate of oil in place has not changed materially for decades, the recoverability factor has risen from less than 10% to 40% at present.
Today, companies need to assess the recoverability of their products from the design phase, not only for legislative reasons but also to appraise how they will be able to recover all or part of their value when they reach end of life.
We report on a series of tests on the recoverability of known β-doses from RCQ and on DE-determination of γ-dosed RCQ with varying SAR-measurement parameters.
However, the capacity for neurogenesis is quite limited in mammals, and the spontaneous recoverability of the brain is far from being able to restore the damaged area at the structural level, nor can it recover its normal performance at the functional level.
In addition, the MnO/C anode demonstrates excellent recoverability when cycled at different cut-off voltages ranging from 1.5 to 3.0 V.
Ionic liquids have attracted much interest as relatively clean and promising catalysts and alternative solvents that possess important attributes, such as wide liquid range, negligible vapor pressure, high catalytic activity, excellent chemical and thermal stability, potential recoverability, design possibilities, and ease of separation of the products from reactants [33, 34, 35, 36, 37].
