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Yet, up-scaling of processes into large industrial-scale systems needs investigation.

This study demonstrates the potential of airborne remotely sensed TIR imagery as a non-invasive method for detecting and quantifying spatial heterogeneity and ecologically relevant temperature gradients in complex landscapes, thereby facilitating the "up-scaling" of ecosystem processes to the landscape scale and expanding current understanding of fish behavior.

Based on this experience (the authors were closely associated with implementation of the process), we hypothesized that the implementation, utilization and up-scaling of the process were influenced by state-specific contextual factors that in turn affected MAPEDIR's ability to fulfill the related policy objectives.

The up-scaling of the process using 100 ml of catalyst was investigated both by reactor simulations and catalytic experiments.

However, modelling and up-scaling of this process lacks quantification of the laser energy required for a specific product property like particle diameter of the colloid or bandgap energy of the fabricated nanoparticles.

These results imply that nc-NbCx/a-C coatings of this composition are a good candidate for electrical contact applications, and that up-scaling of the process is achievable.

In the scaling process of the scaling factor which is [0.4, 2], except for the special conditions, the image unit circle radius obtained will not change.

Since the size of the local data varies with the number of processes, the overall scaling behavior is now a mixture of the varying ratio between management overhead and process-individual numerical costs, and the fact that an increasing amount of CPU cache becomes available at the expense of increased communication effort.

Practitioners described being at the 'coal face' of many scaling up processes, having a proximal role in facilitating practice change through stakeholder engagement, partnership building, and service development, and this contribution to scaling up may sometimes precede larger scale up, through testing of promising interventions on a local level prior to further expansion.

Finally, the integration of newer technologies in plant cells, such as metabolic engineering, and better understanding of biochemical principles of scaling-up processes derived from suspension cell culture is anticipated to accelerate opportunities for commercializing the production of more useful therapeutic compounds.

It is possible that this is exacerbated by the disconnectedness of scaling-up processes in the context of NSP.