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Superconductivity, Michael Tinkham, New York: Gordon and Breach 1966. Superconductivity: Fundamentals and Applications, Werner Buckel, Weinheim: VCH 1991.

Bone remodelling meanwhile is a life-long process, consisting of resorption (the breaking down of old bone) and ossification (formation of new bone), and is key to shaping the skeleton and ... Studies have been conducted that show an increase in bone

is the work required to create two new surfaces. The work associated with creating new crack faces, U.

This is due to the competing effect between the generation of new dislocations (as more Frank-Read sources are operated), the resistance from jogs, locks and tangles, and the processes which

The resistance had indeed disappeared and he had discovered a new state, which he named the superconducting state. ... However, in 1986 a new class of ceramics were discovered to have critical temperatures far in excess of this, much to the amazement of

This incoherent scattering is not considered here). Constructive interference occurs when two X-ray waves with phases separated by an integer number of wavelengths add to make a new wave with

Now imagine switching the direction of the field. The direction of the polarisation will also switch in order to align with the new field.

Both dehydration and ice formation involve the nucleation and growth of a new, solid phase from an aqueous solution. ... Nucleation is the formation of a small cluster (or nucleus) of the new phase, and these nuclei arise spontaneously.

Tafel’s law governs the new rate and as long as the reaction kinetics are activation controlled, the overpotential is proportional to the log of the corrosion current.

will be experienced in the new experimental fusion reactor, ITER, have yet to be satisfactorily contained.