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Silviculture is a key source of disturbance in the eastern USA and thus, developing a better understanding of its ramifications for these keystone species is important for effective ecosystem conservation.
To fill this gap, this paper aims to develop a framework using a reconstructed 3D model with BIM, for the purpose of improving BIM accuracy and thus developing a deconstruction waste management system to improve demolition efficiency, effective recycling and cost savings.
Secondly, electrical-based powers could then be tied to the city that the player would explore, requiring the player to use the city's electricity as fuel, and thus developing a "real relationship with the city".
It is concluded that applying IM in the energy conservation field may help the development of effective behavior change interventions, and thus develop a domain specific knowledge-base for effective intervention design.
Mobile money also gives its users a way to save small amounts of money and thus develop a savings habit.
These results allow practitioners and researchers to see the problem from a local perspective and thus develop a better understanding.
We seek a local reduced-order model for this kind of multiscale transport problems and thus, develop a systematic approach for finding reduced-order approximations of the solution.
They suggested the real deformation is an independent parameter ranging from zero to full interference, and thus developed a revised elastic-plastic contact model with respect to a single fractal asperity.
Furthermore, city and tourism planners could analyse which places are the most popular - or becoming increasingly popular - by looking at the places' geotagged information and photos and thus, develop a better understanding of what people appreciate about certain places.
The present study applies the DFX technique in a CE environment to the planning and design of a new department in a university, and thus develops a comprehensive model for such an undertaking.
A participatory approach and a methodological guide were developed to identify and classify local indicators of soil quality and relate them to technical soil parameters, and thus develop a common language between farmers, extension workers and scientists.
