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This study proposes an efficient methodology of the development of piezoelectric hydroacoustic devices by FEM, which has been verified by experimental measurements in this paper.
An efficient methodology of polyaniline TiO2 nancomposite (PAniTNC) was developed through various proportions of ceramic added by chemical polymerization at room temperature.
The proposed flow has the advantage of exploiting a new performance metric and presents an efficient methodology for static estimation of average performance of asynchronous circuits with choices at the template level.
The objective of this paper is to present an efficient methodology for the characterization of dermatological images based on measurements of extracted image features using the support vector machine (SVM) algorithm.
The chapter presents results of a study concerning the second-order behavior of unbraced single-bay pitched-roof steel frames and proposes, validates, and illustrates the application of an efficient methodology to design this kind of commonly used frames.
The aims of this work are two-fold: (i) to present the results of a study concerning the elastic in-plane stability and second-order behaviour of unbraced single-bay pitched-roof steel frames and (ii) to propose, validate and illustrate the application of an efficient methodology to design this type of commonly used frame.
Not only is our analytical formulation in good agreement with the finite element simulation results, but it provides an insight into the role of the interplay between structure and elastic instability, and gives an efficient methodology to pursue questions of rational design in the field of mechanical metamaterials.
Iterative control has been widely studied in recent years as an efficient methodology for the design of highly performing controllers of complex plants.
This work presents an efficient methodology for the Reliability Based Design Optimization RBDOof of the tripod sub-structure of offshore wind turbines considering dynamic response requirements.
In this paper, we propose the use of discrete-event simulation (DES) as an efficient methodology to obtain estimates of both survival and availability functions in time-dependent real systems—such as telecommunication networks or distributed computer systems.
In recent years, a great deal of attention has been devoted to iterative control as an efficient methodology for the design of highly-performing controllers.
