... geometry ofthe tool, and vf – feed speed The common relation was confirmed that with the rising feed speed the cutting input also increases The reason is that with an increase in vf, the feed ofthe ... conclusion it is necessary to state that the issue of plain milling of beech wood is very complex and in the context ofthe results ofthe above-mentioned experiments it is inevitable to further ... simultaneously with the measurements aimed at the investigation oftheinfluenceofthe above-mentioned factorson cutting input Machinery and tool Experiments were realized on a single-spindle...
... different environmental conditions during the mature stage (the second and the third period) Three typical environmental conditions were selected: (i) Fine & Wet (PPFDday was 35–45 mol m–2 day–1 and the ... content below 50%) Radial patterns of SFD of Fagus crenata 295 Figure Radial patterns of SFDday using Weibull function under the three different sets ofenvironmental conditions (the same environmental ... patterns of SFDday using Weibull function with different environmental condition We continued our analysis of SFDday patterns in the same trees by selecting very different environmental conditions...
... that of DP, the addition ofthe filtered secondary effluent did not affect the dependency of oxygen consumption on DP very much (2) The response-curve ofthe oxygen consumption on DP was expressed ... for the accumulation of CODMn in Lake Biwa is the deterioration of bioactivity for DOM degradation Accordingly, theinfluenceof phosphorus concentration onthe biodegradation of DOM was discussed ... contamination Evaluation of oxygen consumption Oxygen consumption for 5-day incubation (OCobs) was calculated as the difference between DO before and after incubation Then, oxygen consumption by the...
... stations produces carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide and other greenhouse gases • carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere and causes the temperature ofthe earth to rise • This leads to disruption ... growing population This causes several problems Burning the timber increases the level of carbon dioxide in the air Less trees means less carbon dioxide absorbed for photosynthesis Soil is eroded ... rivers and pollute the water • They may even end up in the food chain In the 1960s, DDT in the food chain threatened bird populations Many birds of prey came close to extinction What can we Do?...
... stations produces carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide and other greenhouse gases • carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere and causes the temperature ofthe earth to rise • This leads to disruption ... growing population This causes several problems Burning the timber increases the level of carbon dioxide in the air Less trees means less carbon dioxide absorbed for photosynthesis Soil is eroded ... rivers and pollute the water • They may even end up in the food chain In the 1960s, DDT in the food chain threatened bird populations Many birds of prey came close to extinction What can we Do?...
... wheel, the longer path The increasing speed ofthe wheel make the thickness of ribbons thinner and the ratio between the area and volume ofthe ribbons that contact with the surface ofthe wheel ... that the wheel gets heat faster and more than from inside ofthe ribbon, so the ribbon is cooled faster Therefore, the speed ofthe wheel is proportional to the cooling rate It means that two concepts ... corresponds to the crystallization of α-Fe(Si) phase and the second one is related to the forming of boride phase (Fig 2) When increasing cooling rate, the first peak (Tp1) and the second one (Tp2)...
... high accuracy of DEM Theinfluenceof interpolation technique onthe DEM accuracy depends onthe type of topography, and the distribution of sample points, what is directly related to the surveying ... point of interest to the sample point i ; and the power p controls the significance of sample points to the interpolated values, based on their distance to the output point The higher the power, the ... higher the weight, the smoother the output surface For the tension spline, the higher the weight, the coarser the output surface More detailed information about the spline interpolation can be...
... its influenceon two modes almost is inverse The increase of photon intensity of one mode makes the decrease ofthe one of other mode The reason perhaps is due to the conservation of energy in the ... 139-142 Discussion and conclusion In the stationary operation of two-mode random microlaser, the variation of laser parameters influences clearly onthe transformation of mode photon densities With ... coefficients θ12 and θ21 onthe photon densities is inverse (see Fig 3a, 3b) This shows that in the process of interation between the fields of two modes, the increase of photon density of one mode always...
... both of these examples, while the original statements may be strictly true, the conclusions drawn from them are not necessarily valid or informative Conclusion As the debate regarding the role of ... throughout the debate onthe respective roles of migratory and domestic birds in the dispersal of H5N1, there are numerous statements that are not based on data presented, or when they are based on data, ... critical test of either of these hypotheses we are left with considering which of these type I errors is most severe or unacceptable Since the primary interest in H5N1 is relative to the potential...
... depending onthe magnetic 4π R3 volume ofthe NP, VM = and Kan is the magnetic anisotropy energy constant ofthe magnetic core ofthe NP Therefore, the heat dissipation of a magnetic hyperthermia ... interaction will become relevant and contribute to the magnetic properties ofthe ferrofluid Since some controversies exists in theoretical studies about theinfluenceofthe dipolar interaction onthe ... dispersions at different magnetite concentrations, ranging from 0.6 to 20 g L-1 Figure shows the evolution ofthe SAR with magnetite concentration The evolution ofthe SAR coefficient reveals that the...
... the condition ofthe surface produced by H termination The simplest situation for the H-terminated surface would be complete passivation of surface states by H (including the “poisoning” ofthe ... bands produced by the × reconstruction) [2,3] If one adopts this model, then the evolution of sheet resistance plots the re-oxidation rate, and differences in re-oxidation rates ofthe NMs can be ... inferred from the change of sheet resistance There will then be a crossover point at h where the degrees of oxidation ofthe two surface terminations switch The VH termination appears then to be...
... by the rate of dissolution of PbSO4 crystals The charge ef®ciency will depend onthe rate of H2SO4 diffusion out ofthe NAM pores The diffusion of H2SO4 towards the bulk solution depends onthe ... 3.8 Influenceofthe j2 potential onthe capacity and cycle life ofthe negative plate The in¯uence ofthe potential, j2 during the second charge step onthe cycle life and the capacity ofthe ... found in the inner layers ofthe plate The occurrence of this residual sulphation ofthe inner layers ofthe negative plate can be explained onthe basis ofthe mechanism of PbSO4 reduction to Pb...
... calculating theinfluenceof parafin concentration to the sedimentation of particles are same to the one were shown in [1] The coefficient ofthe parafin amount in the Richardson & Zaki equation is ... but the Stokes equation is replaced by the Richardson & Zakis correlation 2.3 Influenceof parafin concentration onthe sedimentation of dispersed particles in the petroleum media Methods of calculating ... to the estimation of sedimentation ofthe particle in petroleum containing parafin, which is typical to the crude oil ofthe White Tiger Well However it is also necessary to study further on the...
... effect of precipitation even onthe height growth of trees He did not confirm the effect of precipitation even in the combination with increased content of atmospheric nitrogen The aim of our ... species The method of multiple correlations was used for the derivation ofthe models of dependence of increment indexes on selected climatic factors together for all trees in each stand and together ... (%) Based onthe values of model parameters in Tables 2–4 we can evaluate and quantify also the intensity ofthe effect of significant climatic factorsonthe increment of trees ofthe studied...
... that the transport ofthe solutes through the cuticle consists of a series of consecutive steps: i) sorption to the surface of leaves, ii) diffusion into surface waxes, iii) diffusion across the ... sorption onthe epicuticular cuticular waxes, or the lack of LABS source/sink relationships (metabolization, translocation away from the epidermis) which allow the accumulation of chemicals in the ... observations of needle surface of these treated plants showed an alteration ofthe crystalloid aspect ofthe epicuticular waxes Microtubules appeared to be only identically broken on all the surface of...
... Chlorophyll content chlorophyll content of early leaves also influenced by the light conditions of year n (Fig 1For the st harvest of early leaves, the highest values, especially when expressed onthe ... leaves, theinfluenceof light conditions ofthe previous year was not observed (Table II) Leaf anatomy Table III summarizes data on anatomical features The method we used allowed comparison ofthe ... demonstrate that, as the season progressed, the e;arly leaves were more and more influenced by the light conditions in their new environment Similarly, late leaves seemed to be influenced only...
... seeded on fibronectin-coated dishes than on collagencoated ones This shows that the key factors which enable the maintenance ofthe LSEC fenestrae in the intact liver are lost upon cultivation, ... expression on cultured LSECs ICAM expression on cultured LSECs Quantitative measurements of ICAM-1 expressed onthe surface of LSEC were done by flow cytometry after incubation of LSECs on normoxic ... reagent Authors' contributions IM and BS conceived ofthe study IM carried out most ofthe experimental work and the writing AW and DGL participated in the determination of fenestration parameters,...
... by the internal audit division ofthe same audit firm while in the other condition, they were told that another international audit firm provided these services The final manipulation concerned the ... receive any one ofthe eight versions in the first experimental case together with any one ofthe eight versions in the second experimental case This resulted in 64 different versions ofthe instrument ... received the attention not only ofthe profession but also regulators and stock exchanges around the world Levitt’s (1998 and 2000a) criticisms ofthe failure ofthe auditing profession in the US...
... sub is the total lattice mismatch strain, is the height ofthe substrate, is the thickness ofthe epitaxial is the radius ofthe growth area, Young's modulus ofthe substrate and is the is the Poisson ... attained on silicon carbide (SiC), sapphire and, more recently, silicon Silicon carbide crystals are comprised of covalently bonded silicon and carbon atoms, of which their unit cell consists of one ... top ofthe rods, and subsequently coalesced to form a continuous epilayer of thickness Hence, the rigid contact between the epilayer and the substrate is confined to the top ofthe rods The...
... vector ofthe electron (phonon), a+ n,p⊥ and an,p⊥ (bq and bq ) are the creation and the annihilation operators of electron (phonon), respectively q = (q⊥ , qz ), A(t) is the vector potential of ... is the energy of an optical phonon, Cq is a constant in the case of electron - optical phonon interaction [17]: Cq = 2πe2 ω0 V ε0 q 1 − χ∞ χ0 (2) Here, V , e, ε0 are the normalization volume, the ... confined along the z direction in a DSL, we only consider the in - plane (x,y) current density vector of electrons j⊥ (t) The AC of a weak EMW by confined electrons in the DSL takes the simple...