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This makes it much easier for them to adapt the conventional, well-modeled psychoacoustics techniques into their encoding schemes.

Thus, the present paper claims to achieve the following objectives: First, adapt the conventional Leontief I O model to water resources use.

Over the last five years, international development organizations began to modify and adapt the conventional Performance Improvement Model for use in low-resource settings.

Additionally, we design a new protocol called Mule-Saving-Source (MSS) that preserves α-angle anonymity by adapting the conventional function of data mules.

Beethoven adapts the conventional 'sonata form' by extending the Development and Coda sections.

Therefore, we adapted the conventional FCM segmentation procedure into the regions of the PET image as well as a possibility of getting interactive information from expert radiologists in identifying the near-optimal thresholding level.

In recent years, numerous efforts have been made on adapting the conventional Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) framework to High-Speed Train Communication (HSTC) which gives birth to the railway specific GSM standard, GSM-R.

Based on the concept of mitigating the intrinsic interference mentioned above for point-to-point MIMO FBMC/OQAM systems, the authors in [12] have adapted the conventional spatial Tomlinson-Harashima precoder (STHP) to an FBMC/OQAM-based multiple-input-single-output broadcast channel (MISO-BC) which results in a new nonlinear precoder.

Overall dimension of the microfluidic device is the same size as a 96-well microtiter plate and 24 reaction chambers in device adapt to the conventional 96-well architecture to be detected by a microplate reader.

The followers of Latrobe lacked his inventive genius but adapted the more conventional aspects of his Greek Revival work to create a public style that symbolized the dignity of the new democracy.

Holography has been adapted to the conventional microscope, which is modified by the inclusion of a separate reference beam so that the light diffracted by the object in the microscope is made to interfere with the light from the reference beam.