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By imposing a glass transition (Tg = 220 K) in the bulk we predict an earlier (during cooling), stronger transition of the bounded layer to a RAP, at ∼350 K.

Longer time frames facilitate better planning for transition and stronger transition M&E that, in turn, allow for deeper learning.

"I've been working with Leo to make sure there is a strong transition," Schiller said yesterday.

But if she succeeded in making a strong transition from live reports and taped features to booth commentary, she would most likely rope in female viewers.

The scenario of a possible fragile to strong transition in the super-cooled liquid is discussed.

He announced the change two years in advance because "it gives us the time to make a strong transition and provides the full transparency we think is best".

Ophiolitic basement occurs as low-conductivity block beneath younger formations at a depth of 2 km, where the mechanically weak to strong transition occurs.

In the case of β-sheet structure, the FT-IR spectra show two amide I transitions, one is a strong transition between 1,610 and 1,640 cm−1 and the other one is a weak transition between 1,680 and 1,700 cm−1.

This behavior is revealed to be the result of a fragile to strong transition in the undercooled liquid, possibly due to polyamorphism.

The addition of SF in concrete leads to reduction in porosity of the interfacial transition zone between matrix and aggregate in the fresh concrete and provides the microstructure needed for a strong transition zone (Song et al. 2010).

It is shown that there exists a strong transition in the rheological behavior of concrete between a regime dominated by the friction between aggregate particles and a regime dominated by hydrodynamic interactions far less dissipative.