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The transitions of the sample paths are Markovian as they are solely dependent on the current path ( x j ) at time t j.

The relaxation time τ of the model, which corresponds to the characteristic time of α transition of the sample, shifts towards longer time with increasing the aging time and lowering the aging temperature.

To ensure the transition of the sample to a 'glassy state' and avoid any segregation of molecules by ice crystal growth, a cooling velocity up to 100,000 °C/s is intended.

This may contribute to the diffuse phase transition of the samples.

The transition of the samples is defined through the construction of a sequence of intermediate distributions.

The transition of the samples is defined through the construction of a sequence of intermediate distributions, which are sampled through application of a resample-move scheme.

Wettability transition of the samples suggest that the wetting model switches from the Cassie-Baxter state to the Wenzel state [21], as the latter is the model predicting the possibility of superhydrophilicity of the thin film with very rough surfaces.

It is shown that for diolic perfluoropolyethers having short chain lengths the "anomalous" (non monotonic) relationship between isothermal melt viscosity and molecular weight, reported in recent papers, is not anomalous at all but fully explainable when one takes into account the fact that the glass transition of the samples Tg is itself a function of the molecular weight.

The glass transition temperature of the sample decreases with increasing amount of functional filler and the swelling rate with a solvent goes through a minimum.

Two photophysical parameters were selected in order to study thermal transitions of the PS samples: (i) the first moment of the fluorescence band, 〈ν〉; and (ii) the integrated fluorescence intensity, I.

Endothermic transitions of the investigated samples took place at temperatures which are known to destroy the amylose lipid complexes.