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In this paper, hybrid GO/CNT nanostructure was designed and cross-linked through amide bond, which can disperse and embed into the PI matrix commendably, providing strong interfacial interaction between the nanofillers and the PI matrix.

By comparing simulation results, the multi-nozzle inlet and special swirl flow design inlet is better than single nozzle inlet for obtaining a more uniform fluidization state, which can disperse the gas to increase the gas particle contact efficiency.

One of the best groups of solvent for dispersing of CNTs is the group of room temperature ILs which can disperse the CNTs well without disarranging the structures by the formation of bulky gels.

However, the partial synanthropy of the brown recluse, which can disperse with human movement, may override a low biological dispersion/dispersal potential.

A microprocessor controls the delivery of the drug through the internal fluid pump which can disperse the medication in different delivery profiles such as burst, progressive release, or a multilocation dosing.

Nothing is presently known of the larvae of Sclerolinum, but when the larvae of the vestimentiferan Riftia pachyptila are considered, which can disperse 100 km along the EPR ridge axis [ 60], it is unlikely that S. contortum larvae travelled the ~10,000 km between the GoM and Hook Ridge in a single journey.

MWCNTs have two crucial roles in catalytic enhancement on AP thermal decomposition: firstly, being to act as a supporter which can effectively disperse copper and Bi2O3 particles; secondly, being to act as a bridge, excited electrons from semiconductor can conduct and store on the surfaces of MWCNTs, which is beneficial for AP thermal decomposition.

However, this is completely different in marine organisms, many of which can readily disperse in the oceans over great distances [ 27, 70, 71, 76, 79], and to whom the barrier is thus not absolute.

In this classification, 0D objects refer to particles which can be dispersed and isolated over an area of the sample, or clustered together.

His experiments revealed that white light is a composite of many colours, which can be dispersed by a prism and reunited to again yield white light.

A melanophore is star-shaped; it contains many small pigmented organelles which can be dispersed throughout the cell, or aggregated near its centre.