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10. Dielectric and microwave absorption properties of FexCoyP-loaded porous Al2O3 composites.

12. Electrodeposition of the manganese-doped nickel-phosphorus catalyst with enhanced hydrogen evolution reaction activity and durability.

13. A creep life prediction model of P91 steel coupled with back-propagation artificial neural network (BP-ANN) and θ projection method.

14. Characterization of dislocation evolution during creep of 9Cr[sbnd]1Mo steel using internal friction measurement.

15. Genome-wide characterization of integrin (ITG) gene family and their expression profiling in half-smooth tongue sole (Cynoglossus semilaevis) upon Vibrio anguillarum infection.

16. Single-machine scheduling with learning effect and resource-dependent processing times in the serial-batching production.

17. Characterization of geometrically necessary dislocation evolution during creep of P91 steel using electron backscatter diffraction.

18. Creep behavior and life prediction of P91 heat-resistant steel using modified Wilshire model.

19. Acute damage from the degradation of Ulva prolifera on the environmental microbiota, intestinal microbiota and transcriptome of Japanese flounder Paralichthys olivaceus.

20. Quantitative assessment of creep damage in 9Cr-1Mo steel using nonlinear Lamb wave.

21. Analyzing commercial aircraft fuel consumption during descent: A case study using an improved K-means clustering algorithm.

22. Green manufacturing: Order acceptance and scheduling subject to the budgets of energy consumption and machine launch.

23. Solving the traveling repairman problem with profits: A Novel variable neighborhood search approach.

24. Grazing exclusion facilitates more rapid ecosystem carbon sequestration of degraded grasslands in humid than in arid regions.

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