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The usage of this architecture is illustrated by a property valuation application derived from a real-world scenario.
An example of its use is found when an author wants to include a required company logo to all application derived from the template.
Three scenarios were simulated on the whole extent of arable land in Italy: (i) a baseline without the GAEC implementation; (ii) a current scenario considering a set of management related to GAEC and the corresponding area of application derived from land use and agricultural management statistics and (iii) a technical potential where GAEC standards are applied to the entire surface.
The Mini Metros project began for Peter Dovak as an attempt to code an iPhone application, derived from the artist's mock-up before he finally arrived at a series of subway maps that can fit on a pin.
All the model code has been implemented in C under the Development System for Auditory Modeling (DSAM) library, and the Auditory Model Simulator (AMS) application derived from it 1.
An exciting application derived from these studies is in the development of new vaccine adjuvants, where TLR-based adjuvants have thus far proven to be too toxic and a molecular understanding of how to target and modulate adaptive immunity has been challenging.
The major obstacle to clinical application derives from the considerable overlaps (and lack of accurate discrimination) in the total LINE-1 methylation levels between healthy samples and tumor samples in most studies [ 22], which limits the sensitivity and specificity of global LINE-1 hypomethylation assays.
Zenit will use the development of solar cell systems as an example of sustainable products and applications derived from the former three themes.
The emerging mesoporous silicon nanowires (MPSiNWs) open a new door to develop the wide applications derived from the enhanced surface areas and quantum confinement effect [22].
Further research regarding potential applications derived from the high content of cellulose (responsible for the slow decomposition of the biomass in the soil) and the extraction of nutrients for the production of inorganic fertilizer is needed.
High-performance ionic polysulfones for advanced applications, derived from chloromethylated polysulfones and tertiary amines, i.e., N,N-dimethylbutylamine, were synthesized by a two-step polycondensation reaction and analyzed by the conductometric method.
