The discrepancies between the WPl values and solid-state rates, based on the differences between elemental, isotopic and mineral compositions measured in present-day regoliths and in the assumed protolith, were assigned to a decrease in D over time, from values in the protolith to values in the weathered aquifer.
Solid-state rate data for the oxidative regeneration were adequately fitted by an Avrami Erofeev reaction-order model.
Kinetic analysis of the carbonization TG curves was achieved by using three different methods of calculation; also, 19 different model equations of possible solid-state rate controlling mechanisms were considered.
Solid state diffusion rates in aluminum when transport is dominated by perfect lattice rates of diffusion are typical of other face centered cubic materials such as nickel.
The great difference in the quench rates needed for arriving at the amorphous solid state (the quench rates here differ by a factor of 3 × 1010) is a dramatic demonstration of the difference in the glass-forming tendency of silicate glasses (very high) and metallic glasses (very low).
The songs of both eastern males were digitally recorded with a Marantz PMD 660 solid state recorder (sampling rate: 44.1 kHz) and a Sennheiser Me67 directional microphone.
All calls were recorded using a SENNHEISER K6/ME67 directional microphone and a MARANTZ PMD660 solid state recorder (sampling rate of 44.1 kHz, 16 bits accuracy).
HPC clusters are typically equipped with high-level interconnections as InfiniBand, which have a latency of 2000 ns (only 20 times slower than RAM and 200 times faster than a Solid State Disk) and data rates ranging from 2.5 Gigabit per second (Gbps) with a single data rate link (SDR), up to 300 Gbps with a 12-link enhanced data rate (EDR) connection.
In addition, appropriate physicochemical properties (i.e., dissolution rate, solid state form), particle size, and formulation can be utilized to further optimize the PK profile.
For solid state degradation reaction, the rate of decomposition (dα/dt) can be described by (Tanaka 1995; Nam and Seferis 1991; Vyazovkin and Wight 1997).
