Deep thermal waters there show Cl/Br values in the order of Cl/Br = 200.
Furthermore, approximate thicknesses of the films were calculated, obtaining values in the order of nanometers.
However, this is not the limit, higher values (in the order of centimeters) might be achieved using grating couplers.
For example, the ε′ values in the order of 104 in the frequency range 102 to 103 Hz decreases to the order of 103 with increasing frequency.
Our methods yield p values in the order of 10−3, whereas the most significant p value from the existing methods is greater than 0.17.
Comparing stent and vessel wall surfaces, maximum WSS values (in the order of 1 Pa) were located on the stent surface area.
For this event, maximum water velocities over the inner shelf have been modelled and show values in the order of several m s−1 (Suppasri et al., 2011).
Estimations of critical defect sizes in these specimens based on linear elastic fracture mechanics give values in the order of magnitude of the submicron sized tungsten carbide particles.
The value of Rct at 25°C is estimated approximately ~7285.5 Ω in Pr6O11 nanorods electrodes, which is lower than that of reported value in the order of 104 Ω [2].
The attached boundary layers have been finely resolved using Y+ values in the order of unity, while the high curvature zones have been intensively meshed in order to accurately solving adverse pressure gradients present in these regions.
To generate the pressure even up to values in the order of 10 Pa, a simple and reliable arrangement was used: the main valve over the TMP was closed entirely and the vessel was pumped through a small conductance.
