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This research proposes an efficient methodology that can transform a reliability limit-state constraint into a deterministic limit-state constraint.

The originality of this research is to develop an efficient methodology that controls the reliability levels for complex statistical distribution cases of random tillage forces.

The paper is dedicated to develop an efficient methodology that assess and segregate the creep, instantaneous and shrinkage strains on small scale: concrete cylindrical specimens and large proto type structure: BARC Containment (BARCOM) test model.

The development of an efficient methodology that can validate the copy number loss should be given priority in future studies.

In our work, we propose an efficient methodology that employs down-sampled version of T and polyphase decomposition of P to determine potential areas of exact match.

This paper proposes an efficient methodology that ensures network cost recovery while promoting efficient usage of the network as well as efficient network investments.

Combined with simultaneous approximation terms, summation-by-parts (SBP) operators offer a versatile and efficient methodology that leads to consistent, conservative, and provably stable discretizations.

Here, we aim to enhance the application of mathematical programming to community structure identification by: (i) developing an efficient methodology for module detection that is capable of handling large size networks and (ii) incorporating strategies for dealing systematically with the problem of a resolution limit in module detection through modularity optimisation approaches.

The main objective of the present study is to develop an efficient methodology at a reasonable cost, that will allow the use of the latest technological developments in the areas of image analysis and geographical information systems (GIS) for the generation, compilation, operation and updating of digital cartography on a large scale in rural environments.

This Letter explores the potential utility of the constrained self-consistent field (CSCF) method as an efficient methodology for estimating the external fields that reproduce desired physical quantities.

A successful design, without costly and time consuming re-design cycles, can be achieved only by using an efficient design methodology that allows for component re-use and evaluation of platform requirements at the early stages of the design flow.