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As such, this paper proposes a security meta-model that a cloud-based MDE approach can exploit to become security-aware.

Compared with the first approach, the second approach can exploit the spatial correlation and the spectral correlation in processing color images.

The allowable frequency deviation and participation factors for units are included into FARED, and this approach can exploit the synergistic capability on the decision-making level to accommodate the uncertain loads and renewable generations.

This hybrid approach can exploit the complementary competencies of humans or crowds and machines: in particular, with such a hybrid approach both the pace and accuracy of crisis analytics can be improved.

In the data-set 1, the OL-PM and the CL-PM, that do not use a predictive approach, can exploit the peak of energy availability to increase the data-rate (Rd).

The results of Fig. 3 suggest that the fact that our dereverberation approach can exploit multi-channels may be one reason for our superior performances especially for the RealData 2ch and 8ch cases.

In the context of production, data-driven approaches can exploit observational data to model, control and improve process performance.

While testing large numbers of compounds may be impractical, computational approaches can exploit existing data to determine the most informative substrates to test next, thereby more thoroughly exploring an enzyme's versatility.

Furthermore, in case of speaker-dedicated microphones, signal compensation approaches can exploit quite good reference signals for compensation of interfering speech components.

The most successful gene therapy approaches can exploit this pathway by expressing high concentrations of enzyme from the liver or other target organs and allowing that organ to secrete enzyme for "systemic cross-correction".

Thus the "shotgun" cloning approach described can exploit the unusually high degree of nucleotide conservation in signal peptide-encoding domains of amphibian defensive skin secretion peptide precursor-encoding cDNAs to rapidly expedite the discovery of novel and functional defensive peptides in a manner that circumvents specimen sacrifice without compromising robustness of data.