In this article we introduce an approach to both quantify the global degree of oxidation in GO and to separate GO into fractions with more uniform extents of oxidation.
A methodology for expanding the chemical subhierarchy of the SN into a finer-grained categorization of mutually exclusive types with semantically uniform extents is presented.
This is despite the advancement of sophisticated three- dimensional simulation models producing highly detailed results, whereby the smoke layer is no longer uniform and the extent of the area of untenable conditions is a transient state and may develop only over a portion of the compartment area.
RSFC-Boundary Mapping rests on the assumption that an area's RSFCs are relatively uniform within the extent of an area and may be distinct from the RSFCs of an adjacent area.
The developed FE models are able to study crack initiation and propagation for both uniform and non-uniform corrosion and quantify the extent of concrete damage due to cracks.
However, if the extent of non-uniform heat transfer rates, produced by highly three-dimensional air patterns is unknown in the design stages, premature component failure may result.
It should, however, be noted that in our study, the showering exposure conditions, and therefore the extent of volatilization, were uniform for all subjects.
While the weaker staining may be caused also by technical problems such as accessibility of lectin binding sites within the sections, we believe that this is not the case since similar extent of lack of uniform labeling was noticed throughout the survey of siRNAITSN-treated mice, but not in control specimens.
Firstly, both water and particle velocities tended to be non-uniform vertically and laterally, which indicate that the extent of fouling across the membrane would be non-uniform.
The extent of this hyperplasia was uniform throughout the ileum.
The extent of growth was not uniform across the valve, but was more advanced near the center and less advanced radially towards the edges.
