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This work makes a detailed study of the double auction mechanisms and their applicability for the cloud markets.
In addition, both displacement-based and force-based dynamic increase factors (DIFs) are obtained and their applicability for predicting progressive collapse resistance is discussed.
This review illustrates several methods available for analysis of Ca2+ responses in vitro and their applicability for understanding mechanisms of toxicity at the molecular and cellular levels.
Efficient numerical methods which are known to work in the real case are then revisited and their applicability for complex coefficients is considered.
The calibrations of the Raman data for the determination of the copolyethersulphone content and the epoxide conversion are presented in this paper and their applicability for spatially resolved Raman characterisation discussed.
Some of the technologies that are being developed and applied for large farms will have to be modified, and their applicability assessed, for smallholders.
Section 2 provides a review on statistical models of log-logistic, log-normal, Weibull, and Nakagami, and discusses their applicability for foliage clutter modeling.
We shortly review the techniques available for process modelling and discuss their applicability for the present domain of application.
This is expected to improve the predictive and explicative capabilities of kinetic models, and thereby their applicability for in silico design of industrially competitive cell factories [ 46].
This study compares three commonly used techniques for transition potential modelling: (1) Multi-Layer Perceptron Neural Network (MLP), (2) Logistic Regression (LogReg), and (3) Similarity Weighted Instance-based Learning (SimWeight); and evaluates their applicability for built-up transitions.
