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We provide an overview of the capabilities of the language and show how the architectures designed in AADL can be verified against the requirements.
This article is an overview of the capabilities of a 4π(LS β γ coincidence counting system based on a liquid scintillation detector in the β-channel.
This paper presents an overview of the capabilities of a new open-source pre- and post-processing tool for Computational Fluid Dynamics simulations, called Cassiopee.
This paper describes the background and motivation for PCSSP, provides an overview of the capabilities, architecture, and features of PCSSP, and discusses details of the PCSSP vision and its intended goals and application.
Figure 1 provides an overview of the capabilities of the JVD.
The updated yield data, achieved with and without the additional JYFLTRAP purification, using both fusion evaporation reactions and particle induced fission is presented to give an overview of the capability of the facility.
In an attempt to provide digital forensic practitioners with an overview of the capability of mobile forensics tools in acquiring forensic data from cloud-of-things devices, Cahyani et al. have undertaken a research on the extent that three popular mobile forensics tools may acquire forensics data from three Windows phone devices.
This document is an overview of the systems capabilities, its inner workings, and its performance.
In this context, the present paper gives an overview of the measurement capabilities of the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt for the calibration of radiation sources, detectors, spectrometers, and optical components at Berlin's electron storage ring for synchrotron radiation, BESSY II.
The main idea of this work was to give an overview of the NQR capabilities in the search for a correlation between electronic structure and biological activity of certain compounds, mainly drugs.
Different from kinetic models where time is a fundamental parameter, the computation of metabolic networks is time independent and the outcome is an overview of the metabolic capabilities under the steady-state assumption, where external nutrients are metabolized in final products required for specific "metabolic tasks".
