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Open image in new window Fig. 8 Monthly useful fraction (UF) variation of a-Si, HIT and mc-Si PV technologies.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Relation between air mass (AM) and normalized useful fraction (UF) for all PV technologies.

The spectral effect on HIT PV module technology has been presented first time along with the first simultaneous study of variation in spectral indicators by useful fraction (UF), average photon energy (APE) and spectral mismatch factor (MMF), based on monthly and seasonal data.

It was proved that selective crushing and sieving is a very effective technique taking into account also obtaining the convenient output (yields of over 80%) of useful fraction of xylite (greater than 10 mm with an ash between 2.0 and 2.5%).

We assayed the BAL pellet and supernatant fractions separately for the first 66 BALs (equivalent to 48 episodes) in order to identify the most useful fraction for diagnosis.

The density of single NVs in the sample is sufficiently high that a useful fraction of the SILs couple to individual or sparse ensembles of NV centers.

In this paper the authors propose a full-scale plant aimed to pre-treat spent batteries in order to obtain cleaned useful fractions (magnetic and non-magnetic metals, paper, plastic, a fine-sized material made of a metal carbon mixture).

A design algorithm of UIFO is proposed; The frequency procedure design is derived from time domain results by applying the factorization approach, where we define some useful Matrix Fraction Descriptions (MFDs).

These findings confirm the role of microaggregates within macroaggregates as a preferential site for the physical stabilization of SOM, and furthermore, suggest that it may serve as a useful diagnostic fraction for evaluating management impacts on SOM in tropical pasture systems.

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In petroleum recovery operations, such as in situ combustion, cracking of asphaltene not only results in lighter useful oil fractions, but the heavier components combine to form coke serving as the fuel to sustain the in situ combustion process.