Enhancement of forced convective heat transport through the use of evaporating mist flow is investigated analytically and by numerical simulation.
Copyright © 1975, American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Printed in U.S.A. Analysis of Field-Aided, Charge-Coupled Device Transfer By J. McKENNA and N. L.
In this paper, we describe a statistical experiment that is used to characterize the file interreference time (the time between two consecutive file accesses), and the size of the accessed files in
It is well known, from analysis of blocking in trunk groups, that the blocking seen by peaked traffic (e.g., traffic overflowing a first-choice trunk group with Poisson input) can be significantly
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