Models incorporating surface reaction and diffusion of volatile products through a boundary layer are developed to calculate effective rates of evaporation and local surface profiles on surfaces having active and inactive regions.
For a flexible systems theoretical approach, a potential overlap between systems does not really pose a problem, because the premise of constructing social systems already implies that systems boundaries can be volatile.
A review of the score and the libretto suggests that "Dr. Sun Yat-sen" may have fallen victim to fast-changing boundaries in China's volatile political climate.
NATO-led peacekeepers and United Nations officials have recently expressed concern about the volatile situation on Kosovo's eastern boundary with Serbia, and the events around Dobrosin showed how unstable the area is.
Steiner et al. (2006) reported variations across California in the sensitivity of ozone to changing temperatures, absolute humidity, biogenic volatile organic compound emissions, and pollution boundary conditions on a fine scale (4 km grid resolution).
If Root's was a generally unobtrusive but effective innings, with only seven boundaries, Buttler is a more volatile batsmen, capable, England already know, of some extraordinary versatility and invention at times.
Mixing at 20 rpm contributed to methane yield, while mixing at 70 rpm blurred the phase boundary, resulting in accumulation of volatile fatty acids and loss of methanogens.
The study did not investigate all the causes of volatility - but it suggested marking quality and grade boundaries had little impact on variability of results, as they remained volatile when these were removed from the equation.
He's infantile and so volatile that he has no center at all and no boundaries.
Our natural resources are finite and as we push our planetary boundaries to the limit, our home is becoming increasingly volatile.
