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Previous studies have shown the advantages of introducing a multi-layered hierarchical topology in parallel GAs.

Advantages of introducing a salivary phosphoprotein homologue under standardized in vitro conditions to simulate the mineral-stabilizing properties of saliva have been proposed.

This paper evaluates the potential advantages of introducing a new injector concept with a dual set of orifices in a 2-stroke engine operating with gasoline partially premixed combustion (PPC gasoline), specially in terms of combustion noise reduction.

Advantages of introducing a variable delay before presentation of the task items are that it forces the participants to prepare for the task instantly and that one can distinguish activation at the end of the delay when the participants make their judgment on the word.

This has the advantage of introducing a general Lipschitz-like condition on the Jacobian matrix for differentiable systems.

This has the advantage of introducing a quasi-planar transverse sound pressure field for each resonator in the low to medium frequency range, including frequencies above the first cut-on.

Despite these limitations, our study has the advantage of introducing a simple and inexpensive method to predict cardio-metabolic risks in a large population.

We now have a way of comparing codes with different numbers of amino acids, and we have a way of quantifying the advantage to introducing a new amino acid into the code.

Although uniformity is an important issue in beef production, few studies have explored the advantages of introducing this as a selection criterion in beef cattle breeding programs.

The purpose of this chapter is to demonstrate the potential advantages of introducing linear optimization techniques into the early design stages of a concept vehicle with an emphasis on safety structures.

One of the advantages of introducing price customization is the ability to segment the users into groups according to specific criteria (e.g., service, location).