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The total energy demand of the system discussed here is calculated as 3.65 GJ/tCO2.
Prior studies by our group had focused on the behavior of each individual reactor, and have helped to develop the dual fluidized-bed reactor system discussed here.
The kinetics factor λ the smallest eigenvalue of a three-dimenional relaxation matrix11 depends on the atom ion mass ratio and a critical mass ratio, above which, interestingly, the buffer gas heats the ion regardless of ; for the hybrid system discussed here,.
The OFDM system discussed here is assumed properly synchronize in time and frequency, and the cyclic prefix is sufficient to remove the multipath effect completely.
The innovative aspect of the catalytic system discussed here is the utilization of in situ produced hydrogen as a second reagent, allowing for the integrated catalytic transformation of nitrobenzene into aniline without using an external H2 supply.
The most complex and uncertain aspect of the putative prokaryotic RNAi system discussed here is the formation of new CRISPR units containing unique psiRNA genes specific for new targets encountered by the organism (Fig. 5c).
The systems discussed here will involve polytopic ligands linked into spherical shapes by metal coordination.
The systems discussed here include mainly allyl- and maleimide-functional phenolics, epoxy phenolic, polybenzoxazine, bisoxazoline phenolic, acetylene-functional and propargyl ether phenolics and phenolic-triazine.
Similarities between fluvial and deep-water sinuous channel systems discussed here imply that sinuosity enhancements in both cases are the result of gradual processes, involving interaction of flows, sediments and alluvial plain or seafloor in attempts to build equilibrium profiles.
Where can we situate the typelogical systems discussed here with respect to recognizing capacity and complexity?
From all the systems discussed here, ontologies tend to have the most precise and formal definition of relationships [4].
