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The model is based on ɛ-NTU method, and formulated in a compact way for dry and wet surface situations (temperature or enthalpy driven, respectively).

A typical flexible spacecraft usually consists of a relatively rigid craft body with one or more flexible appendages, which can be reasonably simplified as free-floating hub-beam system and formulated in a floating frame.

3. Applying treatment serums are critical to achieving any goals you may have with your skin (think: aging gracefully, lightening hyperpigmentation, clearing acne, calming rosacea, etc).. Serums are loaded with active ingredients and formulated in a way that they can be carried into the skin to go to work.

This suggests that the policy was adopted and formulated in a very short period of time.

The questions were open-ended and formulated in a simple way to make them understandable to our participants.

In this paper, a new model-free approach is proposed and formulated in a large margin classification framework, where the biomarkers are flexibly combined into one single diagnostic score so that the corresponding Youdex index [ 4] is maximized.

The necessary conditions of optimality are obtained from a control theory approach and formulated in the form of a maximum principle in terms of an adjoint variable.

Furthermore, the various HA derivatives that are available on the market are synthesised using different methods and formulated in different physical forms, and thus a uniform efficacy and safety profile should not be expected.

This flamelet formulation accounts for curvature-induced flame-tangential transport effects and is formulated in a Lagrangian manner.

The developed models in this study take into account such variations, and are formulated in a way to obtain a right combination of the raw materials in one hand, and minimize the total inventory costs in the other.

And, linked to that, do students who receive feedback comments, (1) tailored to their reflection levels, (2) formulated as questions to lift them to slightly higher reflection levels, and (3) formulated in a positive tone, improve their reflective writing?