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The dynamics of these networks are highly nonlinear and therefore addressing this question requires the use of tools from nonlinear control theory.

Other studies have followed [53] [55], again stressing on the visualization of the σ-hole by means of the electrostatic potential or the Laplacian distribution, and therefore addressing the overwhelming contribution of the electrostatic term.

In female adolescent nonsexual offenders, risk and protective factors in the attitude domain were uniquely related to recidivism and, therefore, addressing these factors may be effective in interventions aimed at reducing criminal recidivism.

These were written from a diversity of perspectives, and therefore address a range of concerns and approaches.

However, Clive's I/O is a general purpose I/O framework, and therefore addresses a different problem.

Third, geometric proof is primarily concerned with universal statements about space and objects, and therefore addresses an important area of abstract thought.

The I/O system presented here enables a new framework for structuring user commands as stream producers, consumers, and filters, and therefore addresses a different problem.

The intelligent laser-welding architecture introduced in this work has the capacity to improve its performance without further human assistance and therefore addresses key requirements of modern industry.

This study is on torsional fatigue behavior producing shear stresses and, therefore, addresses a major gap in understanding the mechanical behavior of additive manufactured metals in general and for PBF Ti-6Al-4V alloy in particular.

Simulation at the algorithmic level shows that the proposed decoder achieves BER performance better than that of a 3-bit Min-Sum decoder, and therefore addresses the problem of massive BER performance degradation of a 2-bit Min-Sum decoder.

This paper reviews the construction safety literature in order to explore the extent to which the knowledge generated by research considers the situated nature of safety learning and, therefore, addresses the needs of industry practice.