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The study shows that the capability of charge accumulation in electric double layer is controlled primarily by electrolyte properties.
The results for each case scenario shows that the capability curve and the limitations are directly affected by: the solar irradiance, temperature, dc voltage, and the modulation index.
Relating the exit competences of graduates to the 10 Essential Public Health Operations (EPHOs) of WHO-EURO (53) shows that the capability of graduates to perform certain EPHOs after completion of a master programme is mediocre.
The result on carbohydrate metabolism is in agreement with previous investigations [ 47, 56, 57], and the evaluation of metabolic pathways shows that the capabilities of metabolism varied somewhat in the different reactors.
We show that the capability of orthogonal designs for model discrimination is surprisingly varied.
Hemolytic tests showed that the capability of disrupting erythrocyte only depend on the size of colloidal aggregates.
Furthermore the LLE results for DES/PPG/H2O systems showed that the capability of DES for soluting-out of PPG in the aqueous solutions followed the order glyceline > ethaline > reline.
The results show that the capability of the present fire fighting system should be raised up to at least 6-10 tomeetthemeet the need to extinguish full surface fires of large scale floating roof tanks.
It is shown that the capability of LALP suppression is proportional to the square root of the antenna array scale M, which is different from the separate-antenna massive MIMO system.
Most importantly, it was shown that the capability of discriminating targets with separable Doppler signatures in the time-frequency domain yields significant performance improvement of DOD/DOA estimation for targets with close angular separations.
The results show that the capability of charge or energy storage in the bulk dielectrics is relatively lower than that of anticipation based on smaller specimen, due to a serious drop of breakdown strength (BDS) of the bulk dielectrics.
