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Third, art, music and film can be used to prompt reflection on a variety of issues and can be devised by students.

Once a full evaluation and diagnosis is in place, a plan for remediation and accommodation can be devised and put in place.

Fault models and taxonomies can be devised from a combination of historical data, researchers' and practitioners' expertise and specific programming paradigm concepts and technologies.

Therefore, a joint isentropic formulation for flow and aeroacoustics can be devised which avoids the need for segregating flow and acoustic scales.

Moreover, the monitoring of a multivariate process is a complex task, and it can be devised into four subtasks which are: the detection of abnormal situation, the diagnosis of the faults, the identification of variables that involved in the faults and finally the reconfiguration of the process (Venkatasubramanian et al. 2003).

He and Xu [8] proved that has a unique solution and iterative algorithms can be devised to approximate this solution if is a boundedly Lipschitzian and strongly monotone operator and is a closed convex subset of.

Advanced control and estimation methods can be devised based on the input-output model of the nonlinear dynamic system.

It is shown that new schemes of high fidelity for both continuous and discontinuous solutions can be devised by the BVD guideline with properly-chosen candidate reconstruction schemes.

It can be anticipated that novel functional materials and structural construction can be devised upon suitable device engineering to achieve high performance TOLEDs.

Through this multiscale dispersive design methodology, which is hierarchical and integrated, structures can be devised for effective vibration or shock isolation without needing to employ dissipative damping mechanisms.

Traffic vibration is experienced by many people living alongside heavily trafficked roads, and there is a need to understand the nature of this problem so that predictions of nuisance can be made and remedial treatments can be devised.