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Fig. 2 A systematic representation of tradeoffs between use of Qanats and deep wells for irrigation in arid/semi-arid regions.

This DNAs framework is envisioned to support the international research community to standardize a systematic representation of energy-related occupant behavior in buildings.

To get a systematic representation of real constraints and policies of resource allocation and activity scheduling, an event graph (EG -based mEG -basedy has been exploited in simethodologyign.

As a systematic representation of data amenable to rigorous analysis and visualization, networks have become ubiquitous in recent years across many scientific and social disciplines.

These studies, however, lacked a systematic representation of HKGs or TEGs, either testing only a limited number of experimentally confirmed HKGs or relying on the redundancy of ESTs as an indirect indicator of HKGs.

Thus, a systematic representation of the vast existing knowledge about the spindle checkpoint and the role that phosphorylation plays in it would be a valuable tool for gaining further insights into the process.

For the history of cosmology, it is important to make clear that the third law fulfils Kepler's search for a systematic representation and defense of the Copernican worldview, in which planets are not absolutely independent of each other but integrated in a harmonic world system.

It has currently been claimed that search-based software design approaches may improve the quality of resulting artifacts and the productivity of design processes, as a consequence of promoting a more comprehensive and systematic representation of design knowledge and preventing design bias and false intuition.

Before this study was undertaken, there was a lack of information management and no systematic representation of the regional health workforce sector.

It is drawn largely from the large series of work she made – classified as a single piece – Life/ Living, based on her systematic representation of the years 1900 to 1999.

Other distinctive features of NaviCell, compared to CellPublisher, are using markers for selecting entities on the map, decomposing the map into interconnected modules, systematic representation of entities' modifications and their roles in reactions, and a possibility to discuss each object on the map separately.