Abstract: Systems and methods for dynamic generation of successive user interfaces. A system may include a processor and a memory. The memory may store processor-executable instructions that, when executed, configure the processor to: retrieve a series of user inputs corresponding to one or more attributes associated with one or more resources; generate a complexity prediction associated with resource allocation based on an allocation model and the one or more attributes, the allocation model defined by complexity scores associated with respective attributes; in response to the respectively retrieved user inputs, generate an update to a user interface element representing progress with allocating the one or more resources to a user identifier, wherein at least one user interface element is based on the generated complexity prediction; and transmit a signal for communicating the user interface element update to a display device displaying progressive action status for allocating the one or more resources.

Abstract: A method of coating an area of an electrode with an erosion resistant material. The method comprises bringing into contact with the area a web which contains the erosion resistant material and which carries an adhesive so that the web adheres to the electrode. The electrode and the adhered web are then heated to a temperature high enough to cause the adhesive to decompose, volatilize, or both such that the adhesive is substantially eliminated from the web and such that the erosion resistant material fuses and bonds to the electrode.