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Even though, the concept of dominant strategy is sometimes thought of as a simplification[14], it is still a useful analytical and practical tool to investigate mechanisms and resource allocation strategies.
This chapter summarizes the development of a hovercraft, focusing on the United Kingdom, the former USSR, the United States, and China that have been the leading centers of both analytical and practical craft development.
This goal is achieved through exploring the concept of the cool city, as it is the key factor, from the theoretical, analytical, and practical viewpoints, to diminishing the urban heat release.
Since being similar to SDRE, the newly emerged state-dependent differential Riccati equation (SDDRE) approach shares most of the benefits of SDRE, and exhibits interesting potential from both the analytical and practical viewpoints.
Recently, in order to overcome the technical bottlenecks and limitations with regard to both steps, nanoparticle engineering based on particles' unique physico-chemical and mechanical properties has been extensively applied as a powerful analytical and practical tool.
Additionally, regional disparity is explored in-depth based on the analytical results and practical concerns.
In complementary chapters the theory of analytical SFC and practical aspects of preparative-scale operations are discussed.
Sternberg (2004) posits that successful entrepreneurship requires a blend of analytical, creative, and practical aspects of intelligence, which, in combination, constitute successful intelligence.
The analytical model and practical methodology proposed in this paper will help realize the commercial production in biomass-to-bioenergy industry.
Six empirically distinguishable profiles of strengths and weaknesses emerged from an exploratory Q-type factor analysis across the four cognitive-skill areas assessed (i.e., memory, analytical, creative, and practical skills).
