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In this paper a method was developed that allows the rolling theory of granular solids developed by Johanson [Johanson, J. R. (1965). A rolling theory for granular solids.
We consider a hydrogel in the framework of a continuum theory for the viscoelastic deformation of amorphous solids developed by Anand and Gurtin [Anand, L., Gurtin, M., 2003.
For maximum sequencing depth, we used two technologies: Sequencing by Oligonucleotide Ligation and Detection (SOLiD, developed by Applied Biosystems) and Sequencing by Synthesis (SBS, developed by Illumina).
The steady state current method for characterizing solid electrolytes developed by Bruce and Vincent, J. electroanal.
Commercial MBR processes employ the membrane as a filter, rejecting the solid materials developed by the biological process to provide a clarified and disinfected product.
A nano-based material system resistant to the impingement of solid and liquid particles on the solid surfaces was developed by the laser-based direct metal deposition (LBDMD) process.
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In this work a simple, inexpensive, and sensitive optical sensor based on triacetylcellulose membrane as solid support was developed by using immobilization of Giemsa indicator for pH measurement.
In addition, a comparison is made with the predictions of a mixed solid element recently developed by the author, in terms of accuracy and costs by a discrete-layer model.
Recently a novel approach to perform sequential extractions (SE) of elements in solid samples was developed by this group, based upon the use of a sequential injection (SI) system incorporating a specially designed extraction microcolumn.
In the meantime, however, atomistic calculations revealed a purely mechanical origin of the surface stress that is consistent with elasticity theory for solid surfaces as developed by Gurtin and Murdoch.
